patrickc284
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Hi, I've been getting BSODs every so often on my pc ever since I built it, but they have always been completely sporadic. Sometimes I wouldn't get any BSODs for a week or more, then I might have five in one day. The most recent one says the cause is probably win32k.sys after runng WinDbg. After Googling win32k.sys, I found that some other people found the solution to be a new stick of RAM, despite passing memtest.
So far I've only run my two Corsair ValueSelect sticks (512mb) together. After 10 passes, it had no errors. I will run each stick seperately tonight (meanwhile: the minidump is attached).
I am using:
WinXP Pro SP2
P4 3.0C H/T enabled (33C Idle, 46C Load)
1GB (2x512) dual channel enabled DIMMs 1 & 3
Abit IS-7 socket 478
eVGA FX5500 256mb
Audigy 2ZS Platinum
Western Digital 80GB SATA150
Rosewill RV450
Samsung CD-RW/DVD
NEC DVD+-RW
So far I've only run my two Corsair ValueSelect sticks (512mb) together. After 10 passes, it had no errors. I will run each stick seperately tonight (meanwhile: the minidump is attached).
I am using:
WinXP Pro SP2
P4 3.0C H/T enabled (33C Idle, 46C Load)
1GB (2x512) dual channel enabled DIMMs 1 & 3
Abit IS-7 socket 478
eVGA FX5500 256mb
Audigy 2ZS Platinum
Western Digital 80GB SATA150
Rosewill RV450
Samsung CD-RW/DVD
NEC DVD+-RW