BSODs, memory problem?

[rodrigovallado]

Hello everyone

 

Im just built a new rig...

• Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
• Gryphon z87 (BIOS version 1603, latest)
• Intel i7 4770
• 4x4GB Corsair Vengeance RAM (1600MHz XMP profile 1)
• EVGA GTX 780 SC
• Samsung 840 pro SSD (250GB) boot drive
• WD Green 4TB storage drive
• Corsair AX 750 (750W 80+ gold)

BSODs started soon, 1 while installing windows and after everything was installed, it started happening more and more frequently. And it didnt seemed to be related with any application in special...
 

At this point I ran some tests, BurnInTest showed a lot of errors on ram (all ram modules were installed), PerformanceTest was testing and passing everything just fine but when it started to test the memory it crashed. I had BSODs while other tests where running and wasnt able to get the results...

 

I also removed 2 memory modules (the black ones) to test only the red ones, which passed, but when I tried to test just the black ones windows didnt boot. I have memtest86 but I dont have a clue what those errors mean or the results of burnintest or the dump files.

Also, BSODs mostly where "MEMORY_MANAGEMENT" but I got other codes aswell ("SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION"), and others I cant remember now.

 

Its got to be the ram right? Will I have to return them? Can something be done? Am I diagnosing correctly or there might be some other issue leting me believe its a ram problem? 

 

Dump files and burnintest results attached (I ran burnintest just to show the errors, if I let ir run for a longer period BSOD will happen.)

 

Thanks in advance!

[sof006]

If its crashing on RAM then its likely the RAM. Test one stick of RAM at a time in each RAM slot on your motherboard.

[rodrigovallado]

Well, both black modules are bad, fortunately thats all... thanks!

[Mooshi]

If you want pure stability, I hear Crucial memory is the way to go. Kingston is also known for stability, just avoid the kits rated at 1.65v.