BSOD when using 2 ram sticks

Hi, I'm Kaox. Before I start, I want to apologize if my English is not perfect as it is not my native language. Ever since I bought the pc, I've been getting BSOD's in a row. The ram I had at that time was an adata xpg 3000mhz 8gb. I tried this ram on a friend's pc and it works perfectly. In my pc I put a 8gb 2666mhz patriot ram and there weren't bsods. The pc started to work fine, so I bought another one of the same model to be able to have 16gb. After 6 months, the bsods came back. Both rams work perfectly individually in any slot on the motherboard, and the bsod only appears if I use both at the same time, and they appear lot of times in a day or once a week, once two weeks. Here I leave the v2 log controller files. Thank you very much.





Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
BuildNumber: 19044
OSArchitecture: 64-bit

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Something I forgot to post: on the webpage H310M DS2 2.0 (rev. 1.0) Support | Motherboard - GIGABYTE Global it says that the mother supports the 2400mhz version of that RAM, but not the 2666mhz I have.

When available please post a V2 log collector link into the opening post using one drive, drop box, or google drive.

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This is the log collector I made yesterday. Today I got another BSOD with code ntoskrnl.exe+3f7dd0, the same error code as those of most bsods that have already happened to me.

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zbook said:

When available please post a V2 log collector link into the opening post using one drive, drop box, or google drive.

Add, Remove, and Change Display Language in Windows 10

Change Display Language in Windows 10

This is the log collector I made yesterday. Today I got another BSOD with code ntoskrnl.exe+3f7dd0, the same error code as those of most bsods that have already happened to me.

When the thread was opened were you able or not able to view the instructions?

These were the instructions that should have been seen:

BSOD - Posting Instructions

Make sure that the default language is English so that the log files can be scanned and read.

When you view them now please indicate whether you did or did not see them earlier?
What steps if any can be made so that they are available to each new opening poster?

zbook said:

What steps if any can be made so that they are available to each new opening poster?

Make it go to the instructions page, and another button to actually get where they can post after that.

people click new post and click in the box under the instructions and type away

At one time z3r010 may have consider that option.