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I currently only have a crucial ballistic 2 X 16Gb kit installed in my system and I intend to keep it that way until my system is stable

I bought a 2 stick kit

Maybe I wasn't clear enough but I removed the 16 kit the first time it was mentioned, I've only been using the 32 kit for the past 2 or 3 months. I initially thought 48 GB was ok, but seeing as I have instability I've only been using the 32 kit. I've done plenty of work, I've replaced my whole...

no Im only using the 32gb (2x16) and they are both the same

I guess I can work on 16 for a bit to see, its a bit of a pain though. Wouldn't prime 95 fail though?

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/bsods-happening-every-2-to-3-days-usually-while-idle-or-working-not-while-gaming.9694/

i guess i'll put the minidump up: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f-hO9Xe4LD1NauO37uy-vUKSImP7PTIz/view?usp=sharing seems a bit pointless though

i bluescreened yesterday and the day before. one was before I removed the bluetooth/wifi device so i can rule that out. I leave it on all the time, I want to make sure it can stay on idle, so i know it will handle overnight rendering (but maybe this isn't a good idea?).

I tested all the non samsung disks with hd tune pro (its got an error scanner) they're all fine

kingston thing has been doing this for a few hours now, I think I will remove it and see if it makes a difference. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_7MQEk6t_T4SqCrxHiNUz38nLBr1IcrV/view?usp=sharing Edit: i restarted it and the scan only took a moment, but there is no information. I think the...

that ones a crucial (its the oldest one), I've got a pioneer, a sata samsung, and a kingston

the oldest disk is 68 percent (although that still says good) I might try removing it for a bit if i bsod again

Yes but you said not to bother as I reinstalled windows. I can run it at the weekend. Could it be a faulty wifi/bluetooth device? I removed it today and uninstalled the drivers. I tried this before but think I had other problems causing bsod, but I had to put it back and forgot to remove it again.

did an extended smart self-test on the nvme and it passed. Is there a good way of testing the SATA ssd's? If its not the wireless card, drives, or cpu/psu/mem then its gonna be the gpu which sucks because I had to get it when it was overpriced. Cant see how it is the gpu though becasue I never...

Ran p95 all night with no issues. I realise this morning I haven't installed motherboard realtek LAN and audio drivers but I'm not counting my luck. :/