Bluescreen problems HELP

[Tech-Veg]

My setup:
- HyperX 3k 240GB SSD, GTX 560 TI, Corsair Vengeance1600MHz 16GB, WD 2TB HDD, AMD Phenom II X4 965 black, Gigabyte GA-870A-UD3, Socket-AM3+

 

My problem:

- Three days ago i got a bluescreen. And since that day i've got several, mabye three to two times a day. Its getting quite annoying and ive tried to fix i but failed. (OS on the [sSD, 2 weeks old]) Windows 7 on the SSD

 

What i've done, trying to fix it:

- Updated all drivers

- Search for both virus and malware (nothing ofc, since i only have OS, drivers, and my most important APPS there)

- Downloaded a few Hotfix's, didnt work.

- Replaced the SATA cable, and tried all the ports in the motherboard.

- Checked temps, under high load. (always under 30C for the SSD, and the other components under 60C)

- Reinstalled League Of Legends.

 

The latest bluescreen:

- I played a few league of legends matches today. The first match was fine. Then me and my friend quened up for another, i got bluescreen in champ select. I rebooted, did a lot of things to check what was wrong, and a few hours later re-quened again! I got the bluescreen in loading-screen. Im currently helpless. I've also got bluescreen several times while watch youtube or streams.

 

NB: I stayed at the bluescreen for 1 hour and the screenshot is all that came up.

NB: Im currently on the computer that gets bluescreen now, writing this. No problem yet (15 mins)

 

I would be glad to get some help.
-Veg

[PokémonTrainerFour]

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-performance/system-service-exception-where-to-start/4355c32a-6899-45e8-8c29-b83341f361c4

[Tech-Veg]

1. I have windows 7. I know i should have said it earlier, my bad.
2.THEPOST

This is usually a Video Driver issue though it could also be bad memory or even antivirus/antispyware/security
programs. Have you updated your video driver or other major driver about the time this started. Be sure to
look in Windows Updates to see if any drivers were updated there. Have you installed, changed, or uninstalled
any antivirus/antispyware/security programs?

3. I have the newest driver for GTX 560, and reinstalled it.

4. How could i check if my memory is bad?

5. Antivrus/antispyware etc? I have Norton, could that be the problem, i dont think so?

[Tech-Veg]

*Bump*

 

Sorry, but i really need help

Again:

 

How could i check if my memory is bad?

I have Norton, could that be the problem, i dont think so?