BSOD at various times. Few minutes after logging in or after manyhours

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  1. axe0
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    If you have verified the RAM is faulty, it is a good idea yes.
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  3. luffypanda15
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    I decided to buy ram that i will use until I get the return from the RMA. No BSODs even after trying to stress my system doing things which would normally crash it. And the winload.exe screen during the windows splash screen disappeared too.

    Thanks axe0. Seems like faulty ram was the issue. I'll mark this as solved.
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  4. axe0
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    You're welcome
    Glad I could be of assistance :)
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