Constant BSoD 0x0000007E error - Can't boot at all

[xitaah]

First of all I'm not natively speaking english, so if anything is unclear, please tell me, and I'll provide you with as much as I possibly can.

Setup:
Motherboard: MSI 870A-G54
CPU: CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1040T
RAM: 3x 4096 DDR3 1600 MHz Kingston (no more info, sorry)
Graphics: Radeon HD6850
PSU: 600 Watt Coolermaster GX Lite

- Windows 7 professionel
- OCZ Vertex 2 (shouldn't be the problem!)

All of a sudden my computer went blue, and I haven't been able to get back in. That is except for one moment, where I got in (using disable driver signature enforcement), and were able to use the computer somewhat normally for 30 minutes.

After this I've been having 0x0000007e error all the time. First I thought it was my SSD - I tried to disable it, and boot with bootable windows 7 USB (with the intention to install on my normal HDD) - I still get the 0x0000007e error.

Actually, no matter what I do, I get the error. I've tried everything from the F8 menu - no luck.

This is the error I get:
Technical information: *** STOP: 0x0000007E (0XFFFFFFFFC0000005, 0XFFFFF8000D2BF881, 0XFFFFF88003B2B968, 0XFFFFF88003B2B1C0)

Have you guys got any idea to what could be the problem? I will of course answer everything you need to know.

Hope you can help me, as I'm very frustrated right now.

 

[esco_sid]

you have to start checking your hardware 1st thing normally id check is memory remove all ram xcept 1 stick of ram see if same issue then switch the stick with another one check again.

 

[xitaah]

you have to start checking your hardware 1st thing normally id check is memory remove all ram xcept 1 stick of ram see if same issue then switch the stick with another one check again.

Well. That actually got me through to startup repair. Guess one of my RAM sticks are fraud. Will continue to test, and provide more information if need be.

 

[xitaah]

you have to start checking your hardware 1st thing normally id check is memory remove all ram xcept 1 stick of ram see if same issue then switch the stick with another one check again.

I got it to work. Even when I put all 3 sticks back in it still booted. Though it would only use 8 of the 12 gigs. I removed the stick in question, and now I'm also properly using dual channel.

Thank you buddy!

 

[esco_sid]

you have to start checking your hardware 1st thing normally id check is memory remove all ram xcept 1 stick of ram see if same issue then switch the stick with another one check again.

I got it to work. Even when I put all 3 sticks back in it still booted. Though it would only use 8 of the 12 gigs. I removed the stick in question, and now I'm also properly using dual channel.

Thank you buddy!

Glad it works sometimes there isnt even an issue just pins from memory dont have good connection so carefully wiping the contacts on ram sometimes fixes the issues too.