Kingston RAM causing BSOD

[The Sun]

So I RMAd a kingston HyperX 8GB DDR3 memory module HX 318C10F/8 thinking it was faulty because the last one gave me BSODs too. I plug this one in, and I'm still getting a BSOD.

 

System Specs:

DH55TC Intel mobo

GTX750Ti card

i3 540 CPU

Seagate 1TB hard drive.

 

BSOD error code:

 

STOP: 0x0000007E (0xFFFFFFFFC0000005,OxFFFFF9000C344BE1,0xFFFFF880027C3808,0xFFFFF990027C3060 )

I tried looking up the minidump folder but it doesn't exist in the %systemroot%.

 

I incidentally have an old 2GB DDR3 RAM lying around, which I'm using as I type this. This has been posted from the same PC using this old RAM stick.

 

Are there any settings in the BIOS or anywhere else that I've missed? Please help, because I've not the foggiest idea why this isn't working.

 

EDIT:

 

OS is Win x64 Ultimate

[Quinten Verhelst]

Contact kinston about it there costumer service is exellent

[The Sun]

All right. I just want to make sure I've covered any mistakes I may have made before taking that road

[Kobathor]

All right. I just want to make sure I've covered any mistakes I may have made before taking that road

Yeah. Pretty sure the RAM is defective. I've never has that problem, but my friend did with some Patriot RAM. He just had to wait the RMA time.

[The Sun]

Lol this'll be the second RAM module I've got. Even if the first was defective, what are the odds of receiving another defective piece after RMAing?

 

Just  in case I've made this sound confusing (I apologise profusely fo' dat), I bought this module, put it in my system, got a BSOD, sent it for a RMA, got a replacement, put it in my system, and am still getting a BSOD.