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Hello, I had a Nvidia 560 ti and I used to get blue screen like A LOT i couldnt play starcraft 2 cuz boom blue screen :/ so i decided to buy a 7950 ATI and it all went perfect but now im getting this random blue screen, not while playing but just idle in windows i get blue screen it says atikmpag.sys memory~~ idk if any1 can help me with this :/

 
Solution
1.] Completely un-install ATi driver, reboot and use "Driver Cleaner" to remove all traces of the driver.

http://phyxion.net/Driver-Sweeper/Driver-Sweeper/

2.] Re-install ATi Driver by downloading the latest version from AMD website.
http://www.amd.com/sg/Pages/AMDHomePage.aspx

3.] Reboot!

P.S. if the problem still continue, please check your memory slots. Please burn this as Live DVD / CD to test your memory.
http://www.memtest.org/#downiso

Optional (SSD User Only!) ------------
If you use SSD drive, please Disable ‘Superfetch’. That can kill / hang your system or even cause BSOD.

Disable ‘Superfetch’ (Windows 7 / Vista)

Superfetch does look great and helpful if you are NOT a heavy user like me. But, it sure does KNOW HOW to...

laircouk

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1.] Completely un-install ATi driver, reboot and use "Driver Cleaner" to remove all traces of the driver.

http://phyxion.net/Driver-Sweeper/Driver-Sweeper/

2.] Re-install ATi Driver by downloading the latest version from AMD website.
http://www.amd.com/sg/Pages/AMDHomePage.aspx

3.] Reboot!

P.S. if the problem still continue, please check your memory slots. Please burn this as Live DVD / CD to test your memory.
http://www.memtest.org/#downiso

Optional (SSD User Only!) ------------
If you use SSD drive, please Disable ‘Superfetch’. That can kill / hang your system or even cause BSOD.

Disable ‘Superfetch’ (Windows 7 / Vista)

Superfetch does look great and helpful if you are NOT a heavy user like me. But, it sure does KNOW HOW to strangle system memory!

1.] Click Start >> Right Click: My Computer >> Manage >> Services and Applications >> Services

2.] Locate this process and “Disable” it – celetape it against the wall if you want…

Services (process): Superfetch
 
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laircouk

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Please try my suggestion and see how it goes...

P.S. can you please check your motherboard bios version? If not, please update it... it may fix the problem...

If Memory86+ notifies you that Memory is OK, please consider checking your motherboard and Bios (which I wrote ^)...

 

laircouk

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Okay! :)

Just take it easy and go through it carefully and also disable "Superfetch". That thing should be disable for SSD drive...

Just asking, what brand SSD do you have?

Crucial, Kingston, Kingston Hyper X, OCZ, Intel?
 

laircouk

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You're SAFE! Don't worry about your SSD. There is nothing wrong with it. The only brand you need to be aware of is Kingston Hyper X / OCZ (sand-force) + various Sandforce SSD. These drive is a headache... believe me... it's HELL if you got these brand SSD.