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Irql not less or equal, fresh windows 7 x64 install

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Hello,

Im new to this site so i hope im doing things right.
My problem started today when i disassembled my computer to clear out the dust (oh my god so much dust)
When i put it back together, i started getting constants BSOD, (IRQL, page fault, drivers, etc), i was going to format anyway so i started in safe mode (got i few bsods but managed to log in) backed up important data in an external hard drive, and made a fresh clean windows 7 x64 install.
Now i randomly get IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL BSODs. i read that it can be caused by faulty memory, but memtestx86 showed no errors.

My computer:

MOBO: ASUS Crosshair V Formula
Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz Deneb
Memory: 6GB (3x2gb) Kingston KVR1333D3N9/G2
Graphics: nVidia GT 430
Storage: HDD WD 1TB black

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Just when thought it was warking fnie i got a MEMORY MANAGEMENT bsod, i cleared CMOS to be sure i didnt screw something up there.

EDIT: And a system service exception, win32k.sys. im starting to tnik i have a messed up memory module
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I removed one of the dimms (when i first made this pc it only had 2 gb and a month ago i added 2 identical dimms) and its running fine, im going to run memory tests and see if it stays fine. Thank god kingston has lifetime warranty.
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Thesalo said:
I removed one of the dimms (when i first made this pc it only had 2 gb and a month ago i added 2 identical dimms) and its running fine, im going to run memory tests and see if it stays fine. Thank god kingston has lifetime warranty.

:D  :D  :D 
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Probably didnt have it pushed into its socket all the way if it suddenly startsw giving you errors after taking it out and cleaning the inside.
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