Windows 7 crashing I've done about everything

[sockmonkey]

I built my own computer, for the most part, and I keep getting these stop errors or BSOD's and they are all pointing to ram. I have already run memtest for 8 hours and found nothing switched out my ram for new ram none the less and these errors are still occurring. I have re installed windows and upgraded to ultimate recently. I have a few dmp files (these dmp files are from my old OS when I try to send the new ones I get access denied, but I am getting the same errors) I will post with this post. The crashes only seem to happen when I am play a game, like Minecraft and what seems to only be minecraft, however it did crash yesterday in starcraft 2. I was wonderingif maybe someone could help me by taking a look at this for me, I am smarter about computer then the average bear but this is too indepth of windows for me to understand.


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System specifications:

Mother board: Asus P5QL-VM EPU

Processor: Intel core 2 Quad core CPU Q2800 @ 2.33GHz 2.34 GHz
(Copied from windows info)

Graphics card: Asus AMD Radeon HD 6570 (EAH6570/DI/1GD3(LP))

Hardrive: some external terabyte I found connected to my home network.

OS: Windows ultimate version 6.1
build number:7600

(Sorry for the length...)
Thanks in advance~

 

[Tmagic650]

"Hardrive: some external terabyte i found connected to my home network"...

Is this computer booting the OS from this drive? What is the power supply's make and model?

 

[sockmonkey]

the OS is booting from this drive yes, it isn't an external anymore its connected to my motherboard internally now its just slower then other HDDs. my powersupply is a raidmax modle #:rx-500s it came with my case.

 

[Tmagic650]

You might try changing that power supply now

 

[sockmonkey]

You might try changing that power supply now

any other suggestions? i don't have a power supply lying around or the money either.my case has 5 fans (including the cpu) and i have a front disply that tells the temp and fan speeds should i maybe disconnect the front disply to get more power out of it?

 

[Tmagic650]

"my case has 5 fans (including the cpu) and i have a front display that tells the temp and fan speeds should i maybe disconnect the front display to get more power out of it?"...

It's not going to help. You can't borrow a PS from someone just to try?

 

[sockmonkey]

my computer is the only computer in my house (not including laptops). i will try the different power supply but it will take a few weeks for me to find one. are you suggesting that the power supply isn't supplying enough power for my components to function properly?

 

[Tmagic650]

Yes, power supplies do wear out, and they are easier to replace and cheaper than motherboards are

 

[sockmonkey]

Alright, ill start saving for a new PSU, what amp/watt should i get, i know this isn't the correct forum page to ask and i hate to be "that guy " that posts in the wrong page but im not entirely sure on this.

 

[Tmagic650]

Doesn't really matter as long as it is a quality supply with at least 550 or higher watts

 

[sockmonkey]

alright thanks, once i have the new PSU instilled i'll see if the problem continues and re post here if it does, thanks again