New pc build , BSOD ntoskrnl.exe

Hmm, damn I'm really confused, um there is one thing you could still try and that is to turn off hardware acceleration in Chrome settings, again I might be throwing rocks into the water, anyway here is a guide:

• Open Google Chrome.
• Click Customize and Control Google Chrome > Settings.
• Click on "Show advanced settings" and scroll to the "System" section.
• Uncheck "Use hardware acceleration when available" and restart Google Chrome.

And like I said Patrick it seems to be quite a small thing there at the end which differs from the other models, it might be something ASUS forgot to update or worst case scenario, you'll have to go with new RAM sticks.

Happy to help!

Cheers, Boris :)

Patrick.

Wouldn't these be good?

F4-3200C16Q-16GRK

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Cheers, Boris :)

Patrick.

We recommend 8 passes because some errors first appear at the 7th or 8th pass!

Hmm not any that I know off, however if you have overclocked the GPU then that would explain the crashes.

Cheers, Boris :)

recopatr1 said:

The only thing thing im not sure of , are there any bios settings that could potentially cause this? I have not really changed anything other than the boot order.

Yes, but that is usually due to settings that cause incompatibility.
This can easily be fixed by pulling the CMOS battery and putting it back or by resetting the settings in the BIOS to the optimal default settings. Resetting the settings in the BIOS (no matter how you do it) sometimes causes problems, because there are settings that need to be changed to get the system stable, this is however not often the case.

What about making Steam a delayed start item?

Might also disable Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology in Startup, see if that makes a difference. Microsoft has it's own drivers for this.

Patrick, what is going on? Is the problem fixed?