Memory Management BSOD on cold boot

Since last week ive been having some BSOD on my desktop that i built like a month ago. Last saturday i done a clean install and it worked fine for 3 days.
But last tuesday it did another bsod, but now of memory management, the previous werent. I resetted the RAM and installed the previous GPU drivers since i updated them before the bsod started. Also already made the BIOS update.
The bsod are always usually on the first time i turn on the PC.

I leave here the dump files.
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Hello DarkMPaG and welcome to TenForums

It does look like memory failure.
FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: MEMORY_CORRUPTION_ONE_BIT

Try operating with just one of the 8GB modules and see if the problem persists.
Swap to the other one and test again. Hopefully you will find one is bad and the other OK. If it
happens with a cold start it could indicate a bad solder joint which is OK once warmed up.


If you confirm it is the memory module you will need to replace them as a matched pair.

You can also test for 8 passes of Memtest86 which you will need to do by repeating the test with 4
passes twice in succession. Do the test from a cold start. If errors occur at any point in the test
you can stop the test because even one error is enough to prove the module is faulty. This test is
great to prove you have errors but unfortunately a pass does not mean your module is fault free
because the test cannot detect every possible error on the module.

Ok, im gonna try one of them today and tomorrow the another one to check if it happens.

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A friend told me to try to clean the connectors of the RAM before turning on today. I did that and so far no BSOD, i will keep checking everyday if it happens again and report here.

I have the same problem for almost 1 month.
Could you fix it?
I have disabled the Quick Start and it is the only thing that has helped me.

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