There are many who have similar problems, but different causes because the problem is not the same.He's had a similar problem before, though it was on a HDD. He ended up replacing it.
Symptoms might be the same, but the problem why it occurs is mostly different which is why different solutions work for different users where not all solution works for everyone.
That's what I figured. Anyway, so far so good. Though, learning from past blue screens, it may be several more days until the next one. Unless we've magically fixed it. If it doesn't happen for at least another week, I'll mark this as solved (again).
I would recommend to not mark this thread as solved until you think the problem really is solved.
Marking a thread as solved and unsolved because the problem has returned and solved again isn't a doing. It'll make a thread unreadable and we'll loose track of what has been done since the last time.
For this reason it is recommended once you'vee marked a thread as solved, to create a new thread when the problem has returned.
If I didn't let some users do this, some threads would've been tons of pages where I wouldn't want to spend time on finding out what I suggested since the last time. Of course the moderators don't allow that to happen, but I think you know what I mean :)
Please run CPU-Z | Softwares | CPUID, open it and make screenshots of the following tabs
- CPU
- Mainboard
- Memory
- SPD*
- Graphics
*SPD shows the details of each stick, you can show the details by choosing different slots in the left upper corner.
Please make screenshots of each stick.
Please post each screenshot in your next reply/replies.
Please remove either the single or dual ranks memory, mixed memory may cause various of problems that sometimes are difficult to identify. After the removal please make sure the remaining sticks are seated as your motherboard supports (coloured slots)
Would it be better to have nothing but dual ranked RAM? I'm kinda needing more than 8gbs, and I have no idea when the next BSOD is going to happen.
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