Two days ago my PC randomly gave me a BSOD. Ever since then I've been getting random BSODs. After a lot of searching for the cause and removing multiple parts from my PC I came to the conclusion that either my Motherboard, CPU, or my RAM is broken.
I decided to run a memtest on each of my 2 4GB Crucial Ballistix Spots sticks and both of them came out with no errors after 2 passes.
I then decided to run a memtest with both sticks inserted and errors started popping up almost immediately, and then my PC crashing and automatically rebooting.
I then went into my BIOS to check the voltages but my PC froze up in the BIOS menus. (striped artifacts on my monitor whilst still displaying the frozen BIOS)
Is this an indication that my Motherboards DIMM slots are faulty or something else?
I have removed my GPU from my PC for the time being. BIOS ran fine without the memory sticks installed. These components are all 4 months old so relatively new.
I decided to run a memtest on each of my 2 4GB Crucial Ballistix Spots sticks and both of them came out with no errors after 2 passes.
I then decided to run a memtest with both sticks inserted and errors started popping up almost immediately, and then my PC crashing and automatically rebooting.
I then went into my BIOS to check the voltages but my PC froze up in the BIOS menus. (striped artifacts on my monitor whilst still displaying the frozen BIOS)
Is this an indication that my Motherboards DIMM slots are faulty or something else?
I have removed my GPU from my PC for the time being. BIOS ran fine without the memory sticks installed. These components are all 4 months old so relatively new.
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