How did you test your RAM? What program? How many passes? 8 is the recommended minimum.
Are you over clocking CPU, GPU or memory? If yes, reset everything to default and test.
You can also try a Clean Boot, see if the problem occur4s. If not then you know something that is starting at boot is causing it, so follow the directions to figure out what:
See here: How to Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 10 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts
I've used memtest86 for testing memory. I am not overclocking the memory, it's running it's default xmp settings. I don't remember the passes, but last time it ran for a few hours without any errors.
My cpu is slightly overclocked, but the overclock hasn't changed since i switched to win10. I've been running with these settings (44 MP at ~1.235v) on win7 for over a year without any issues. Running aida64 doesn't make it crash either.
gfx card was overclocked, but is running at default atm.
Please set all over clicking to standard for now. Once this problem is resolved then try over clocking again and see what happens.
Then try the Clean Boot as I mentioned.
I've already set the oc back to default, but havn't done clean boot as i then wouldn't know if either helped, so doing the oc thingie first, and waiting to see results.
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