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I ran a memtest86 for 7 hours, did 3 passes and no errors came up. However, I've decided to disable XMP to run my memory at the stock settings (1600mhz, CAS of 11). Was using the XMP profile to get the advertised clock speed of 1866mhz and CAS of 9, for reference here's a link to my ram. I've...

Thanks, will do that when I get back tonight.

Thanks for the reply, did I upload the wrong files? I'll take a look at those links and see if they'll help. I removed synapse yesterday after that BSOD, so that should rule that out for now. I get the feeling a windows reinstall may be in order.

Over the past 3 days I have had the same BSOD twice. Did a mem check and that came back clear, did a sfc /scannow and no problems, not too sure what else to try. Here is a copy of the dump produced by the BSOD: I have a feeling it could be a driver issue, so I'm planning on running the...

I got another crash about a week after the last. Most of the dump was the same but I noticed the arguments were different: Arguments: Arg1: 0000000000041284, A PTE or the working set list is corrupt. Arg2: 0000000004346000 Arg3: 0000000000011ade Arg4: ffffdb0010804310

Had another BSOD, this time the error came up as "FAULTY_HARDWARE_CORRUPTED_PAGE". In the memory dump it also listed a memory corruption. I'll add the second log to the main post.

Hi. Over the past week I've had 3 BSODs due to "Memory_corruption_one_bit". Tried running diagnostics on my memory and got no errors, also did a sfc /scannow and same again, no errors. Not installed any new hardware or software lately. Done numerous virus scans using Malware bytes and windows...

Your safest bet is to purchase a new motherboard that your CPU is compatible with. This post explains why your CPU isn't compatible with the motherboard, to give you an idea: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2786856/amd-6350-asrock-960gm-u3s3fx-bios-amd-overdrive-program.html#16568423...

Found a solution that has worked for me. It turned out V-sync was cause of the "stuttering" issue. Tested it with several games (Fallout 4, CoD Ghosts, and Mass Effect 3 included), and after disabling v-sync I found the problem went away. Only problem I found was that some games, like Fallout...