0x4e BSOD... what does it mean. sandy bridge z68 amd 7950 win7????
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shortstuff_mt
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Yep, a good majority of BSOD issues are RAM related. What is the model number of your RAM? If it supports XMP profiles, have you enabled the profile in the BIOS so the RAM is running at its rated specs?
shortstuff_mt
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It sounds like you've likely found the cause of your BSOD. You should be running the RAM at the recommended settings. Even then you're pushing the RAM controller pretty hard. The Intel RAM controller official voltage is 1.5v. There is some debate on if 1.65v RAM is safe for everyday use.
You could also be running into an unstable overclock. 4.8GHz is pretty high for an i5-2500K. What CPU voltage are you running? What software have you used to test for system stability?
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