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Old 22-07-2008, 16:00
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The only way you can fix this problem is by testing with other parts.

So you either need to test yourself, or find a computer repair shop and get them to test your gear individually.

Some last things you can try.

Are you running any add-in cards? Sound, Network, RAID etc?....if so, remove them and try using the system without for a while.
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Old 22-07-2008, 16:34
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I would boot with 2gb (is that stable?) and make a new partition in the harddrive, big enough for a windows Vista install.
Then install again in that and as you said, keep it clean, install drivers one at a time, then install apps one at a time, so to make sure it's not something driver or software related, and then try 4gb in that configuration, to see if it is that.
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Old 22-07-2008, 17:07
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Did you ever increase your Northbridge voltage...? That's pretty crucial when running 4 sticks of RAM......
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Old 22-07-2008, 18:47
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Yes that could be it, 1.265 is a little weak for 4GB maybe try 1.31?
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Old 22-07-2008, 22:58
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Okay will increase that voltage but i started getting bsods with 3gb of RAM and even 2GB now!!

and all the bsods are really random, like page fault in non paged area, bad pool header and a few others :S

i dont know what is going on!

tested one stick 4 times and that single stick came back with loads of errors and the 5th time it came back with no errors at all!!!! - i labelled all my ram now from 1 to 4 and currently using 1GB to rule this one out/find culpret.
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Old 22-07-2008, 23:02
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Take the battery out and leave it for a couple of hours...have you done that yet?
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ah no still need to do that - there is one stick of RAM that wouldnt let me boot and gave me over 3000 errors too so will do more tests with that too
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Old 23-07-2008, 14:39
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Well, looks like dieing memory in the end.
I know it is strange that it gives loads errors and then you test again and it does not, but it can happen.
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still testing one stick at a time now - Gunna send back the one that gave 3000 errors and then hope the rest dont give me trouble
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Old 23-07-2008, 15:36
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Good grief
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