BSOD - while browsing web/scrolling, last bsod was memory errors

Hello all, first time post in 11forums, having been user in 7 and 10 forums prior.

I have a custom build, and just out of the blue started getting BSOD, and didnt have anything open except for Chrome with 20+ tabs, scrolling Facebook. I went doing some researching on BSOD instructions and updated my Bios, and that updated some drivers. I ran Memtest86 and did find errors, which I will start swapping sticks after work tonight, I'll post some pictures I took of errors, which froze at the 2 hr mark. I wanted to post the diagnostic files first to make sure there isnt something else, no need to respond if nothing else.

Thanks


Diagnostics at dropbox

The images displayed errors during the first pass.

It displayed 127 GB RAM.

How many RAM modules?

Remove all RAM modules > label them > reseat 1/2 of the modules > test stability / instability with everyday use > reseat the remaining 1/2 > test stability / instability with everyday use

The above method reduces the downtime.

Alternatively one RAM module can be tested Memtest86+ overnight while sleeping and during the next day for 8 or more passes.

zbook said:

The images displayed errors during the first pass.

It displayed 127 GB RAM.

How many RAM modules?

Remove all RAM modules > label them > reseat 1/2 of the modules > test stability / instability with everyday use > reseat the remaining 1/2 > test stability / instability with everyday use

The above method reduces the downtime.

Alternatively one RAM module can be tested Memtest86+ overnight while sleeping and during the next day for 8 or more passes.

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Yes the 1st image was at first pass, and the second was when the test froze up.

127 GB RAM correct. 4 sticks

I removed 3 and left one for memtest, then as I saw no errors, hit the escape key and took it out and placed another, no errors again so pulled it out and placed another, no errors on the 3rd stick, so left it in and placed the 4th in and wahla, errors right away. Pulled both out and placed the 4th stick alone just to make sure and errors it had. Pulled it, and replaced the other 3 back and one last memtest and no errors so esape key and reboot.

Appreciate the help

Thanks

now to contact corsair, as its been almost 2 years since purchase

That's great work.

In general, 8 passes is used as the minimum testing time as on occasion malfunctioning RAM is found on 20 + passes.

If you have the time, test the 3 modules each night for 8 or more passes.