BSOD ram problem

rickshaw513

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Hello I just had BSOD with a message stating Page_fault_in_nonpage_area.
After this it would not boot not even when choosing last known good configuration. I then took out one of my sticks of ram ( I have dual channel) and it was able to boot. Now I put the stick back in and boots and runs fine. I am almost certain this means I have a bad stick of ram but since it still boots with both i am not certain. Could it just have been something in my memory cache? When i run whocrashed it states that there are no valid crash dumps. Any information would be appreciated.
 
Solution
Might want to run Memtest on each stick individually, maybe 4-5 passes to see if a bad stick, What's you specs, CPU, mobo, DRAM (model#, PSU and GPU?

rickshaw513

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I have an 2500k, gigabyte 7950, and patriot viper 2x4gb rm (PC3-12800 @ 1600mhz), pc power cooling silencer mrk II 950w silver rated psu.

 

rickshaw513

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One of my sticks has gone bad thank you for the info. Now I need to find some ram for cheap lol.
 

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I ended up trying the baking trick and so far so good before would Bsod after about 10 min of Company of Heroes 2 Now got trough a 2 hr long game with no BSOD but only time will tell.