Memory Management/ IRQL BSOD

[MajorGoob]

I started getting Memory Management and IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL BSODs randomly a few months ago. The only common factor as to when they happen is that I leave my computer without user input. So when I am rendering in Blender or downloading a steam or Uplay game (Yes Rainbow Six Siege, I am looking at your 70 gigabytes on my 2.5 MBps internet) and walk away, I will come back and it will have restarted. I observed this by leaving it running for a while and reading a book (WHAT IS THIS SORCERY, A BOOK!?) until I saw that telltale blue light from across the room. It is always the Memory Management or IRQL BSOD. I have not run memtest because I don't have the time and am fairly convinced it might be a corrupt file since I get crashes in Planetside 2 relating to corrupt drivers, I have updated all my drivers and such and STILL NOTHING. Any help is appreciated.

[Droidbot]

Either memory or processor memory manager is defective for the Mem_Management error, but the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL error can be caused by faulty hardware of any kind. Even a dead mouse or keyboard!

[MajorGoob]

1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

Either memory or processor memory manager is defective for the Mem_Management error, but the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL error can be caused by faulty hardware of any kind. Even a dead mouse or keyboard!

Could an External CD drive that randomly turns off and on cause the IRQL error?

[Droidbot]

3 minutes ago, MajorGoob said:

Could an External CD drive that randomly turns off and on cause the IRQL error?

Possibly, it's worth a try. Mine was caused by a dead unused mouse, so..

[MajorGoob]

1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

Possibly, it's worth a try. Mine was caused by a dead unused mouse, so..

Why would the Memory Management only happen when I leave it unattended? Because the IRQL has happened once or twice while I was using it. And would there be a way to check for aforementioned faulty parts?

[Droidbot]

2 minutes ago, MajorGoob said:

Why would the Memory Management only happen when I leave it unattended? Because the IRQL has happened once or twice while I was using it. And would there be a way to check for aforementioned faulty parts?

It's probably just a coincidence. Run Memtest overnight and see if it shows any memory errors.

 

[MajorGoob]

9 hours ago, Droidbot said:

It's probably just a coincidence. Run Memtest overnight and see if it shows any memory errors.

 

I ran memtest overnight. Its still running and is on test 13 of pass 3, but shows 21 errors. Is this enough proof?

[Droidbot]

7 hours ago, MajorGoob said:

I ran memtest overnight. Its still running and is on test 13 of pass 3, but shows 21 errors. Is this enough proof?

Contact your memory manufacturer, it's faulty.

[MajorGoob]

3 hours ago, Droidbot said:

Contact your memory manufacturer, it's faulty.

Thanks for the help. Kingston has a cross shipping thing that I will do so that I only have to send back the faulty RAM after I get the new set.