BSOD help me

[umesswitme]

So a bit of back story here I built this system about three months ago and I have just recently been getting blue screens. I recently bought a new ssd and installed it I thought that was the problem so I got a replacement still BSOD I have tried different brands of ram in different dimms, unplugged HDD and tried a different PSU. When I try to install a new copy of windows I get a blue screen before the install even begins. I have tried updating and downgrading my current bios but nothing seems to change. My current blue screens are either 0x00A or 0x001E . I'm kind of thinking it's the mobo at this point and time but I really don't know and advice would be great. Thanks in advance:-)

System specs:

Intel 4670k stock clock 3.4

ASrock Z87 extreme4

Mushkin silver line 1666mhz

MSI GTX770 (Currently not in the system)

120gb Samsung 840 EVO

1TB Seagate HDD

[ProKoN]

im guessing it is a memory issue.

 

is your ram set at 1.5V?

 

if yes, have you tried to set it for 1.65V to see if that makes any difference?

[Leonard]

Maybe you should set the RAM at 1600mhz instead of 1666mhz or is the 1666mhz a typo and you mean 1866mhz? Also what PSU are you running?

[umesswitme]

Sorry it was a typo 1600mhz ram and I have also tried some other 2000mhz all with the voltages manually set. My current PSU is a ocz 700w powerxstream I have also tried a antec neopower 650w.

[ProKoN]

if yes, have you tried to set it for 1.65V to see if that makes any difference?

[umesswitme]

I tried upping the voltage on the ram and it still blue screens I ran memtest for nearly 12 hours without errors which I also find kind of odd.

[ProKoN]

I tried upping the voltage on the ram and it still blue screens I ran meanest for nearly 12 hours without errors which I also find kind of odd.

have you tried to set the ram for 1333MHz

 

seems like you have tried basically everything, except a different board, as you mentioned.                

 

the bsod error messages your getting are not cpu related. from all the info i have read and through my own use case testing with haswell the  cpu bsod codes are usually xxxx...101 and xxxx...124

 

i know it doesnt sound cpu related but you could try this.

 

manually set cpu voltage @ stock value  1.15V

 

drop the cpu ring bus down to 3000MHz

 

I really dont think its the cause, but its a variable to rule out.