HELP ME!!..always got bsod on newly build rig..ASUS CH3F

[mrheihei]

hello guy..got a big problem here that maybe someone can help me..

the story of my nightmare sound like this..I've done build a new rig..
the spec:

Asus Crosshair 3 Formula Bios 1204
AMD X4 965 BE 125w S3
OCZ AMD black edition 1600mhz 4gb
Corsair tx850w
XFX HD5870
WD 1TB HDD
Antec 1200
Noctua NH-D14
Win 7 x64

the problem is..when installing a new os ..win7..and after finish..it always got a BSOD error and reboot..when I'm successfully installed the os and can get into window with an access to some games and software..but after a period of time it'll BSOD again..like 10 min,sometime 1 day,and even after startup..

something like 0x00000050,0x0000002A..i given up win7 and trying vista..also got this same prob that i assume hardware problem...but all of it is brand new..and this is not the 1st time i'm building a rig..

did it come from bios problem??ACPI??..as i were told that this is the latest and probably the most stable Bios ASuS have for CH3F..please help me..

 

[roonj]

What voltage and clock is the ram running at in bios and what does the ram manufacturer say it should run at?

 

[mrheihei]

What voltage and clock is the ram running at in bios and what does the ram manufacturer say it should run at?

hai thanks for reply..i've followed all the stock speed and volt which is 88824 @ 1.65v

but i still got this stop error...
"Stop 0x000000A5 the ACPI BIOS in the system is not fully compliant with the ACPI specification"...what should i do..anyone??

 

[ekoostik]

Have you tested your memory? Test each stick individually, then both sticks together. (I'm assuming you're running 2 x 2GB). Use memtest86+ ver. 4.0: http://www.memtest.org/

 

[damian86]

have you checked your ACPI settings in bios?

 

[mrheihei]

test my memory??..thank god if i'm able to..my problem is that the bsod occur just after i'm finish installing os..mean it can't boot into window..bout the ACPI i'm already disable it during press F6 button blaa bla..by pressing F7..guess i need to downgrade my bios..

 

[ekoostik]

You don't need to get into windows to test your memory. Follow the instructions to make a bootable CD or USB (CD is easier) and then use that startup CD to run memtest86+ at boot; the PC will not go into your OS.