BSOD with no message, what the

I'll try that but I don't think it'll work, brb.

If the bios settings don't fix it, you will probably have to replace the memory or at least reinstall it by swapping module positions... Lastly, the memory might be the wrong type for the motherboard. Is it an ASUS motherboard?

Just loaded defaults, made no difference.

Nope my motherboard is a Intel D945GCL (LGA 775).

Okay, what are the memory types and speeds?

My RAM? here's the info from speccy (both RAM are the same)

Memory
Type DDR2
Size 4096 MBytes
Channels # Dual
DRAM Frequency 332.7 MHz
CAS# Latency (CL) 5 clocks
RAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCD) 5 clocks
RAS# Precharge (tRP) 5 clocks
Cycle Time (tRAS) 15 clocks
Bank Cycle Time (tRC) 21 clocks

Physical Memory
Memory Usage 33 %
Total Physical 3.25 GB
Available Physical 2.14 GB
Total Virtual 8.00 TB
Available Virtual 3.86 GB

SPD
Number Of SPD Modules 2

Slot #1
Type DDR2
Size 2048 MBytes
Manufacturer OCZ
Max Bandwidth PC2-6400 (400 MHz)
Part Number OCZ2RPX8002G
SPD Ext. EPP
EPP #0
Frequency 400.0 MHz
CAS# Latency 5.0
RAS# To CAS# 4
RAS# Precharge 4
tRAS 15
Voltage 2.000 V
JEDEC #3
Frequency 400.0 MHz
CAS# Latency 6.0
RAS# To CAS# 6
RAS# Precharge 6
tRAS 18
tRC 24
Voltage 1.800 V
JEDEC #2
Frequency 333.3 MHz
CAS# Latency 5.0
RAS# To CAS# 5
RAS# Precharge 5
tRAS 15
tRC 20
Voltage 1.800 V
JEDEC #1
Frequency 266.7 MHz
CAS# Latency 4.0
RAS# To CAS# 4
RAS# Precharge 4
tRAS 12
tRC 16
Voltage 1.800 V

Slot #2
Type DDR2
Size 2048 MBytes
Manufacturer OCZ
Max Bandwidth PC2-6400 (400 MHz)
Part Number OCZ2RPX8002G
SPD Ext. EPP
EPP #0
Frequency 400.0 MHz
CAS# Latency 5.0
RAS# To CAS# 4
RAS# Precharge 4
tRAS 15
Voltage 2.000 V
JEDEC #3
Frequency 400.0 MHz
CAS# Latency 6.0
RAS# To CAS# 6
RAS# Precharge 6
tRAS 18
tRC 24
Voltage 1.800 V
JEDEC #2
Frequency 333.3 MHz
CAS# Latency 5.0
RAS# To CAS# 5
RAS# Precharge 5
tRAS 15
tRC 20
Voltage 1.800 V
JEDEC #1
Frequency 266.7 MHz
CAS# Latency 4.0
RAS# To CAS# 4
RAS# Precharge 4
tRAS 12
tRC 16
Voltage 1.800 V

Raise the memory voltages just a notch or 2 above 1.80 volts

how do i do that? i'm not sure i have the option in my bios

"how do i do that?"

I bet you do have the option to change the memory voltage. Look in the bios and instead of the memory settings being set to automatic, change it to manual and look for memory vcc being 1.80 click on it and set it to 1.82 or 1.84... something like that. Of course, if you see that the memory votage is less than 1.80 volts in the bios, change it to 1.80 first

Nah i genuinely haven't mate, only thing I can change in memory options is the SDRAM settings, old BIOS, and I can't update it, the one intel provides on their website isn't compatible with mine (although it says it is.)

Little update though! Think i've figured out my BSOD, it's my UX1 Audio interface.. Lots of people have had many compatibility errors when using it with windows 7, so i've disconnected it for now, and haven't recieved a BSOD yet *fingers crossed*, though I don't know how i'm going to record my gutiar now, bad times :/

Nope! It's not the UX1 audio interface, BSOD occured twice, without it being connected, same again... no message. I'll upload the dump file, see if you wizards notice any differences between this one and the previous.

Can we get back to checking the memory voltages? Can we assume the voltage is 1.80 volts? The title of your thread is "BSOD with no message". This tells me that a setting is off just a little. You are not overclocking are you?

No, i'm not overclocking, BIOS doesn't give me the option to do that either.

What T says again. The error code is again 0x1E and it specifically cited memory corruption. These reads happen either because 1) the memory is bad or 2) voltage settings. Other possibilities are a) overclocked (which you didn't do), b) memory not seated correctly, or c) the motherboard DIMM slots are themselves defected and thus it is a motherboard issue.

Is it possible at all to alter the voltage settings without going into the BIOS itself?

No. What is your BIOS, ie. Phoenix Award, American, etc.?

It's an intel BIOS i think, i tried updating it via the intel website but the only version they provide of my motherboard model, doesn't actually work with mine, it's a couple of version numbers out.. and when i try to install it, i can't

When you enter the bios it should tell you the name and bios version. Have you ever entered the bios at all?

Lol that's a bit rude bro, of course I have. I just don't have a super powered photographic memory. I'll find out my BIOS info in a second. This computer was bought about 6 years ago, the BIOS doesn't actually let you do much.

BIOS Version : CP94510J.15A