Windows 7 64 Bit blue screen crash daily since install

[arosgaming]

I recently rebuilt my computer and ever since i put Win 7 64 bit on the New hard drive it get a blue screen crash.
i have went in to system logs and i got a bugcheck error every day but none of then are ever the same.

0x0000007f (0x0000000000000008, 0x0000000080050033, 0x00000000000406f8, 0xfffff80002ea012d).
was the last one i got after i started up my computer and let it sit for a hour not being used at all,when i had got bac had the check for solutions window on screen saying none found

my specs are
I5 3570k 3.4
1 TB seagate hard drive
asus sabertooth z77 Motherboard
evga gtx 465 graphic card
CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866
antec 850 Watt
if need to know more let em know

any help much appreciated

 

[Cyberat_88]

Your CPU does not support 1866mhz ram even though the MB does.
You choose Z77 you lose... sorry.

 

[arosgaming]

i was told it does when i bought it i even paid extra to make sure every thing checked out
is there anyway to lower the clock speed or do i have to buy new?

 

[ktownmike]

Try turning off hibernation, system standby screensaver and turn off hard disk to never, then if no problems reenable 1 by one until you find the troublemaker.

 

[aicom]

Your CPU does not support 1866mhz ram even though the MB does.
You choose Z77 you lose... sorry.

This is technically true, but the IMC in Ivy Bridge is easily capable of run RAM north of 2400 MHz. I personally run 2133 MHz RAM in my Z77 rig which is rock soid.

 

[nukemaster]

IF you are worried about the memory, run memtest86+ over night, it tends to catch most errors.

If the memory needs special voltage like 1.65 it would have had to been manually set. Many users are 100% against 1.65 volt+ modules on IB since Intel had spec'd it for 1.5 +/- x%. First generation i5/i7 was spec'd for 1.65.

Alternativly most memory will run fine at 1.5 or lower voltage at lower speeds like 1333 9,9,9,24 or even 1600 9,9,9,24(some work better at 10,10,10,27 ect it all depends on the memory)

http://www.memtest.org/#downiso

 

[arosgaming]

where can you down load this for just the computer where u dont need to burn to a disk if you can

 

[johnbl]

you got a Double Fault, most likely caused by RAM, CPU or bus Maybe a kernel mode driver.
check the RAM settings in BIOS, and I would test the RAM first. If you get a memory dump you can post it on the cloud to be checked

 

[nukemaster]

It burns to the cd/DVD because it has to run out of windows. You can also install it to a flash drive and boot off that on many systems. Please note many flash drive installers will erase the flash drive so back it up first.

Most 0x0000007f's I have had has been ram or voltage(even more so when trying to lower voltage for lower overclocked systems temps/power use) related.

 

[arosgaming]

update had a crash 5 mins ago
0x0000007f (0x0000000000000008, 0x0000000080050033, 0x00000000000406f8, 0xfffff80003098314
was the error code any idea based of that what it may be

 

[Cyberat_88]

RMA ram as "incompatible" and exchange for 1600mhz, same voltage as MB requires stock.