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I keep on getting the same BSoD's that says "WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR". When I looked it up, forums says that it might be an overclocking problem. I don't overclock. Then it says it's a hardware problem. I ran memtest and everything checks out. My RAM was overvolted by default so I turned it off and it seems to be more stable but crashes when I'm playing music off Spotify and surfing the web. 

 

Specs-

ECS A780GM-A V1.0 Mobo

Athlon 64 X2 5000+ Brisbane

4x1GB Sticks of DDR2

ATI Radeon HD 5450 1GB DDR3

 

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Thanks,

F4tal1ty

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how long did you run memtest?

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The overvoltage may have damaged your RAM. Since you said that it crashed mainly when listening to spotify and surfing the web, those are things that are very RAM intensive. 

 

I'm no expert, but try to run the RAM test a little longer and see what happens. 

 

**EDIT**

I've just done some more research into the matter. It seems that the wrong voltage is being applied to your CPU. Try resetting the BIOS on your computer; this issue is usually caused by incorrect BIOS settings. If that doesn't work, it may be that your power supply is outside of it's correct voltage range.

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