BSOD Possibly Related to Faulty Memory?

[Commander_Salamander]

The BSOD is more specifically a "KMODE_Exception_Not_Handled" error. My friend and his friend (also my friend) told me that I could solve the problem by removing one of my memory sticks and diagnosing my computer via observation of its' happening; will this be effective? I would very much like this problem to be solved swiftly because I'm the leader of an Arma 3 milsim unit and I can't risk this happening when I'm hosting an operation.

 

[brispuss]

If memory issues are suspected, then try ONE memory module at a time, and see what happens. And if possible try different memory slots as well. This will help determine if a memory module and/or a memory slot is faulty.

 

[Commander_Salamander]

I'll try the different memory slots first so that I won't be gaming with 4 gigs.

 

[johnbl]

generally, a bugcheck will have a error code. if the problem is with ram timing the error status code will be
0xc0000005

it is best to put your memory dump on a server like microsoft onedrive, share the files as public and post a link.

 

[Commander_Salamander]

I set my computer to automatic system dump, and I'm going to confirm if that's successful or not.