BSOD at startup and random restarts

Well Route just to give you an update.
The old memory that I had one stick is bad. I tried cold boot with the good stick and the computer works fine!

Now anyways it don't matter since I got my new ram in.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...im951X490024X8b5f7dc6d6a72ebc55ae129edb1e5eb5

On auto settings it gave me 9 9 9 24 2T @1.47V..... it seems stable did the windows experience everything fine.

Now the ram supposed to be 8 8 8 21 @ 1.5V so I changed that in the bios and doing a windows experience test, the computer rebooted. So it's not stable like that.

So I read the reviews on that ram and a lot of people have set it to 8 8 8 21 1T @ 1.6V and it's stable. So i did and ran the test again and it is stable. But mine set the Voltage @ 1.58.....

So I did a memtest86+ for just 5 passes and everything checks out.

So the moment of truth will be in a cold boot tomorrow. If my manual settings are not good ill go back to auto 9 9 9 24 2T @ 1.47V

Cheers!

I hope this adventure will help someone out there!

Oh, please, please, please cold boot well! So it was the memory after all. Reading through this thread we always seemed to come back to that. Here is the thing about Memtest: Other than wrong memory voltage when it gives errors - even one - you've got corrupted memory.

Look forward to the report after cold boot.

Oh $het .... it tuned on this morning.... I am happy hope it keeps doing what it suppose it do. But I think in the future I will stay away from G Skill and go with Kingston.....

Yes! I have used both G.Skill and Kingston. I have used Kingston in every system that ever needed upgrading, especially in older ones.