Bluescreens EVERYWHERE HELP!

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Ok, so I oc my cpu (3770K) from 4.2 to 4.4 using mobo bios, it ran windows for a few min and about 45 seconds into stress test the test failed, I did it again and it bluescreened, PC reset and bluescreen, so I went into the bios (Asus Z77 Sabertooth) and changed everything back to where it was. booted up to windows login and bluescreen, reset itself and tried to go back into windows and bluescreen, reset and went to windows recovery and bluescreen. Same bluescreen memory dump each time. Did i seriously screw something up or can i fix this mess? Someone please help.
 
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You could also try to run with just one stick of ram at a time, if your machine works with just one of the sticks then one of the other sticks is likely the culprit.
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Do you have a friend that can burn a copy of it for you, you don't need to be in windows to run it, it is a bootable disc that runs to test the memory. Windows also has a memeory test program too which you might be able to run off windows dics if you have them. The windows one is not as good as memtest86 though.
 
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Ok update, got home today, went into the bios, restored all factory default settings and BOOM, everythings working like it suppossed to. NO OC whatsoever, so i'm thinking I did something horribly wrong, Im going to run the memtest just to see but I'm thinking was user error on this one. anyone ever have a sorta the same problem, and how do i disable watchdog?
 
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Fixed it, 1 Ram wasn't set in all the way, and I forgot to bump the voltage on the OC and my stupid self still had turbo enabled on the cpu, so all those was probably my problems. Tnx for the help yall
 
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