Multiple BSOD driver problems?

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JoeBaan

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I recently did some upgrading on my laptop I put in new 8gb ram and a 1tb Hybrid drive.
I have now been getting multiple BSOD:

Driver irql not less or equal
Unexpected Kernel mode trap
page fault in nonpaged area


I have run a chkdsk /f /r /x and sfc.exe /scannow
My computer for the most part runs fine but when I try to play games and such (Dead island specifically) I run into alot of BSOD. How should I go about solving this problem I'm really lost at this point.

Update: I have tried to keep track of the BSOD that I am getting and I have to add a few others

System thread exception
System service exception
Reference by pointer

Honestly with day to day easy use the computer runs fine but I do like to game on it so I would like to know how to fix this.
 
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If you have access to a local computer shop, the best way is to bring your laptop to their shop and purchase+test the memory onsite. If after some tests the memory gives problems, you can immediately ask for a different stock or brand. This is what I do even with my desktop (strip to mobo+cpu, they have psu's there anyway), cause memory can sometimes be hard to diagnose.
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Sometimes you can google the error code from the bsod and it will show you some possible reasons for the problem.

Its weird cause I just posted on another thread about bsod's and new 8gb sodimms... hmm. My suspect is memory compatibility with your mobo.
 
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I have been trying to fix them one at a time but I honestly don't want to have to go through and fix 6-7 different bsod I was hoping that someone could find a correlation between everything because I really dont know what I am looking at.

I have found that some of the bsod do have to do with memory and I have run scans and chkdsk so I dont think it is my new hybrid drive which leaves the new ram sticks.
 
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If you have access to a local computer shop, the best way is to bring your laptop to their shop and purchase+test the memory onsite. If after some tests the memory gives problems, you can immediately ask for a different stock or brand. This is what I do even with my desktop (strip to mobo+cpu, they have psu's there anyway), cause memory can sometimes be hard to diagnose.
 
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