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    possible bad memory stick? not sure, help appreciated

    hello,

    i have been having a issue and i am wondering if possibly i have a back stick of memory. I have been dealing with the BSoD A LOT lately. I have tried re-installing windows many times, reinstalling it with only 2gb of my 4gb memory plugged in and only the keyboard/mouse plugged it, even reinstalling it with windows ultimate, home premium and professional. No matter how i install, or how many times i install i get the same problems.

    BSoD screens that i see the most are
    - quota_Underflow
    - Bad_Pool_Header
    there are a couple others but i cant recall them at the moment, so could this be a memory problem? if not what am i doing wrong or how can i tell? if you need any more information ill try my best to find it


    My Computer stats
    Biostar TH55XE motherboard
    F12800cl9d-4gbnq memory
    EVGA 9800+ 512mb Graphics card
    500 watt Power supply
    intel i5 Clarkdale 650 3.2GHZ processor
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  • #2
    Do you have the latest BIOS for the motherboard? Try testing one module at a time to see if one is defective.

    Thank you
    GSKILL TECH

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    • #3
      hello again,

      so i have reinstalled windows one last time, (7 professions x64), and i have updated everything i can, including bios. I guess i will wait to see what happens tomorrow morning when i start up. Generally the problems begin after the first night that its shut down.

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      • #4
        well i had boot issues again. I booted up this morning and my first problem was "System_service_Exception" in BSoD, so i restarted from that and got "quota_underflow" BSoD. From there i shut down my computer, removed 2gb of my 4gb memory, booted up...and it worked fine.

        i shutdown the computer again, put the memory back in and started up, and it still works. wtf is going on here? all i want is to be able to boot up once and my computer work.

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        • #5
          One of the memory modules may not be initializing properly. Please send them in for new replacements and the new set should work just fine.

          Thank you
          GSKILL TECH

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          • #6
            Okay, Thank you for the help with my problems, do i use the RMA request forum to send back my memory? also how long will it take to get the new set of memory roughly?

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            • #7
              Yes, complete the RMA Request Form and email it to our RMA department.

              Our turn around time is fairly quick, you should receive the new replacement within a week after we receive the defective module(s).

              Thank you
              GSKILL TECH

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