I dug little more deeply into the RAM issue. The issue turns out to be incompatibility between the Alienware motherboard / BIOS and the new Crucial RAM. The RAM requires a tRFC of 260 DRAM clocks,...

*Sigh*. Ok, that did not help. Anyone a suggestion how to increase my system's stability (without having to buy new RAM)?

That would make sense: the RAM is OK, but two different brands of modules may sometimes result in system instability. I'll see if the slight increase in RAM voltage is enough to get the system stable...

Hi axe0,

First of all, thank you for checking my log files and for helping me.

Indeed, I recently increased my memory from 3x2GB to 6x2GB. I have two different brands and types: Crucial 1600Mhz...

Hi all,

Recently, my Windows 10 installation started to give me BSOD's. Never after a fresh boot, but always (some time) after the PC has been in sleep mode.

Please see the attached files.
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Ok, so it's a compatibility and driver issue. Hope Microsoft and Dell/Broadcom (or other manufacturers for people with the same problem on other systems) fix this soon.

There is another solution...

I have also checked the drivers for the onboard BroadCom NetLink ethernet adapter. Windows update says I have the latest drivers (from 2013!). Are these the same drivers as under Windows 7?

As you...

Hi everyone,

Yesterday I updated from Win7 to Win10. I'm connected to the internet via a LAN cable (the PC has no Wifi). Since the update, my internet connection gets lost after a random amount of...