Multiple BSODs and 100,000+ errors in memtest86+ for a single pass

broadsword997 · Jul 8, 2015

Hi,
I've Bought and assembled my PC recently and it shows a BSOD error within Half an hour of working,
BSOD Contained these error messages,

MEMORY_MANGEMENT
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

So I Googled it and ran Memtest86+
it showed 10,000 errors within a minute ,
and totally 100,000+ errors in over an hour

Is it Faulty RAM or other component..?
Please help me..
Thank You...

System Specs:--

Processor-Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3210 CPU @3.2GHz
MotherBoard-Gigabyte GA -H61M-S
RAM-"Dynet" 2 X 4GB DDR3
Graphics Card -NVIDIA Zotac GT 610 2GB DDR3 VRAM
[ My SMPS is HP Stock version and I don't the model number]

Someone Somewhere · Jul 8, 2015

Can you try running Memtest with one stick, trying each stick in each slot?

It's likely to be the RAM, though it could also (unlikely) be the CPU memory controller, or something in the motherboard between the CPU and the RAM. Could also be dirty contacts in the RAM slots.

johnbl · Jul 8, 2015

remove any BIOS overclock, software overclocking, and boot on one stick. if the system seem stable then update the BIOS. power down and put all your memory in your machine and retest it with memtest86. (BIOS update often will update memory timings) You can manually set your memory timings also. if they are correct and your memory fails memtest86 you would then remove modules and retest until you find a module that has the problem.

you can have other causes for the windows errors but the most likely cause will be your RAM or your RAM timings in BIOS.
(based on the memtest86 errors)

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