Recent content by yb-ressap

I have an amateur hunch/guess of the cause. Hopefully, I'll confirm it during this weekend. Until then, have a great weekend!

Was in safe mode for 10 hours, straight; no BSoD. I forgot to upload these as per your request, Colif. Latest Mini Dump Files: http://

@axe0axe0 Can you please have a go at the dump files? You seem to think they’re not corrupted; maybe you can extract more information. That is if you have the time and capability. No disrespect to anyone; I appreciate all of your help. *Edit: BTW, I have uninstalled all optional/unnecessary...

What’s the best way to ascertain that this RAM chip is the cause of these BSoD’s? Use this chip only and see whether BSoD’s occur. Or Use the other chip only and see whether BSoD’s occur. Or Other solution. BTW, I’m ok with removing this chip; 8 GB of RAM is sufficient for me.

I will update this post to bring you up to speed on the results of the MemTest86. 1st RAM Chip ■ Test has run for 6+ hours. ■ Test has finished 8/8 passes with no errors. ■ “[Note] RAM may be vulnerable to high frequency row hammer bit flips” appeared during passes #3, #4, #5, and #6. 2nd RAM...

Newest dump file... couldn't really read the message... quickly restarted http://