need help BSOD on new system

[bluescreenseverywhere]

I have tried everything to fix a problem with my new system but i just cant figure out whats wrong. I built a new system a little over 1 month ago with a new mobo cpu and ram, it has the same power supply hard drives and graphics card as my old system. here are the dmp files please help

http://www.4shared.com/zip/q7VjNTJG/082313-8736-01.html

new components are
Fresh installed windows 7
Asus Maximus VI hero
I7 4770k
G.Skill 16GB 2133

Old components are
xion 1000W gaming series PSU
corsair nova 128g SSD
EVGA gtx 680

I ran Memtest and got 2 errors so i RMAed the ram and am still waiting to get that back but i put my old ram that i know works in and just got another bluescreen. all drivers and the bios is up to date so i dont know what to do anymore. thanks in advance

I should also mention the bsods are seemingly random i can be watching a youtube video browsing the web or playing a game when they happen

 

[Tradesman1]

Did you load mobo drivers from the Asus web site or just off the CD that came with the Hero? Also did you update BIOS?

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

Bios version is 0711 and all the drivers i got were off the asus website
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[Tradesman1]

Is DRAM 1600 or better? If so, is it running under XMP?, if not, try that, if so try with DRAM voltage up + 0.05, you don't mention what model of GSkill and they have a lot of 16GB 2133 so am guessing (hoping) it's a CL9 set

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

F3-2133C10D-16GXM is the model number for the ram i was using before i RMAed it and blue screens happened with it at 2133 and 1333 the ram i am using now is F3-12800CL9T2-24GBRL @ 1600

 

[Tradesman1]

The DRAM you have now won't run correctly under XMP, try it at 1600 under auto - this is a 6 stick set, and the advanced timings under XMP are for 6 sticks, since you can only run 4 they will be too high...try initially with 2 sticks under AUTO and then set freq manually to 1600 and the base spec timings

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

alright done

i should also note that i ran memetest with this ram as well with xmp on and got no errors after 6 hours

 

[Tradesman1]

How old is the Xion, try raising the VCCSA + 0.06 or so, wondering if maybe a fluctuation of voltage problem

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

its had 3 years of fairly heavy use, i have a brand new corsair TX750 that has never been used if that could be the problem

 

[Tradesman1]

Might give it a try, even from a bench type set up, PSU to the side of the case and leave the Xion in for the testing

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

since i changed the ram i am just gonna leave it be until i get another bsod then ill swap the PSU. The bsod could take awhile tho cause i cant make it crash and its random

 

[Tradesman1]

Know how that goes

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

alright well that didnt take long just bsoded again guess im gonna switch out the PSU now

 

[Tradesman1]

Will keep fingers crossed

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

alright same BSOD again anything else?

i think i might have found a way to force the bsod the last 3 bsods happened while watching past broadcasts on twitch dosent seem to happen on live streams tho

 

[Tradesman1]

Could you check in the advanced/secondary timings and see what the tRFC is at

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

its set on auto but it says cha 128 chb 128

 

[Tradesman1]

Try setting those to 172 and see what happens

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

alright done nothing happened started up as normal

 

[Tradesman1]

See how it goes and let me know if it blue screens and if so what the error code is

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

will but so far all the recent bsods have been the same as the last 2 i posted in the dmp files

 

[Tradesman1]

Hopefully it won't, if it does can try the DRAM voltage up another + 0.04

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

alright bsod again

bug check code
0x00000124
parameter 1
00000000`00000000
parameter 2
fffffa80`0d26b028
parameter 3
00000000`be000000
parameter 4
00000000`0100110a
caused by driver
hal.dl
caused by address
hal.dll+12a3b
x64
crash address
ntoskrnl.exe+75b80

 

[Tradesman1]

Okay try tRFC at 208 and DRAM voltage + 0.03, think that might do it, may also want vCore up just a hair + 0.006

 

[bluescreenseverywhere]

ok so DRAM voltage should be at 1.512 now?

alright set it at tRFC 208 and voltage 1.512