Memory Management BSOD

marcel381

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Hi guys, i'm desperate and need your help.

First to my Specs:
AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition
2x G.Skill RipJaws DIMM Kit 4GB PC3-10667U CL7-7-7-21 ( 8 GB )
Sapphire Radeon HD 5870, 1024MB GDDR5
Creative Labs X-Fi Extreme Music
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
Gigabyte GA-MA770T-UD3P

My problem for quite sometime now is that the graphic driver is crashing.
"amdkmdap stopped responding and has succesfully recovered"
I've tried all kinds of solutions which google results offered me.
But Nothing ever worked.
This Error i just took as it is, didnt bothered me THAT much.

Now for my real problem:
Yesterday i unlocked my Battlefield 3 copy over proxy and started playing the singleplayer campaign. Did run really well for like 20 minutes.
Then i got a Bluescreen with the error message "Memory Management" no more no less.

I did run Memtest86+ for ~9,5hrs. all fine.


Cpu-Z screen:



The Minidump from the crash tells me
"Probably caused by : ntoskrnl.exe ( nt+70740 )"

I dont know what else i could do. changed drivers, new winsetup, raised/lowered clocks abit, more voltage etc, like i said everything google offered me.

I hope anyone can help me with problem.

If you need the whole minidump, let me know
 

This post may help you, plus, the respondent seems very knowledgable.
http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/158274-ntoskrnl-exe-nt-70740-bsod.html
 

marcel381

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Hi,

Sry for the late answer, but the Thread didnt solve the problem either.
I've Tried everything possible now i guess.
Overclock/underclock , more voltage, diff. drivers, new mobo bios, everything.

Still sometimes the BSOD.

What is it? RAM or Graphic damaged?
 
Yeah. Easiest way to find any problems. Could also be a problem due to not enough voltage on the RAM/NB, but thats not as likely these days.

The fact the AMD driver crashes also means it *could* be the GPU, but again, I'd expect a different BSOD then Memory_Managment.
 

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