- Oct 5, 2016
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MB: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131872
RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145356
My computer in the past few months has been experience various BSODs such as: Memory Management, Bad Pool Header, System Service Exception, IRQL Not Less or Equal, Page Fault in Nonpaged Area, ECT. In addition to BSODs, my computer also tends to freeze completely and loop audio. Occasionally, my monitor and USB devices will lose signal completely but my fans will continue to run.
Anyways, I RMAed the PSU and problems persisted. I also completely replaced the MB with a brand new version, and problems still persisted. I checked my HDD with chkdsk and the manufacturer software and found no errors. I've also clean installed and problems persisted.
I did find out, however, that my RAM is not listed on my MB's "capability list" in the manual. So is my RAM the ultimate issue? If that's the case, how is my computer even booting if the RAM isn't compatible with the board?
I haven't had any artifacting at all and haven't seen any alarming temperatures on my GPU/CPU, so they definitely don't SEEM to be the problem.
Some dumps: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uvle94891ws2f2i/AACAAfE3gul5hYadZk4CwT2Wa?dl=0
Right now I've managed to (I hope) narrow it down to either the CPU, GPU, or RAM, and am hoping to reach a definite conclusion. Unfortunately I don't have any spare ports to test with.
RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145356
My computer in the past few months has been experience various BSODs such as: Memory Management, Bad Pool Header, System Service Exception, IRQL Not Less or Equal, Page Fault in Nonpaged Area, ECT. In addition to BSODs, my computer also tends to freeze completely and loop audio. Occasionally, my monitor and USB devices will lose signal completely but my fans will continue to run.
Anyways, I RMAed the PSU and problems persisted. I also completely replaced the MB with a brand new version, and problems still persisted. I checked my HDD with chkdsk and the manufacturer software and found no errors. I've also clean installed and problems persisted.
I did find out, however, that my RAM is not listed on my MB's "capability list" in the manual. So is my RAM the ultimate issue? If that's the case, how is my computer even booting if the RAM isn't compatible with the board?
I haven't had any artifacting at all and haven't seen any alarming temperatures on my GPU/CPU, so they definitely don't SEEM to be the problem.
Some dumps: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uvle94891ws2f2i/AACAAfE3gul5hYadZk4CwT2Wa?dl=0
Right now I've managed to (I hope) narrow it down to either the CPU, GPU, or RAM, and am hoping to reach a definite conclusion. Unfortunately I don't have any spare ports to test with.
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