Strange Issue, Need some Advice.

[geokilla]

Originally Posted by chriskwarren

Not sure how there could be a BSOD as Memtest is not a Windows program; its a bootable ISO:
Memtest86.com - Memory Diagnostic

You mean you cannot burn the ISO?

Uh this is the correct link for Memtest86+.

Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool

Seems there's a way to boot off of USB.

[chrisk]

Originally Posted by geokilla

Uh this is the correct link for Memtest86+.

Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool

Seems there's a way to boot off of USB.

Yep...you ninja'd me before I caught it.

[Supergrover]

He could be using :MemTest: RAM reliability tester for Windows
Have you cleared cmos since you swapped hardware? I seam to remember Steve saying he had to clear cmos when he upgraded his cpu, as for what board and cpu that was I have no idea.

[Soultribunal]

CMOS was not cleared when the initial setup was Made on this board. It failed is first Prime95 After I had put the OS on it. I always stress test just to make sure.
I then decided to try and alternate of OCCT and use Linpack which initally seemed to work before it too failed and gave me a BSOD.

I've Upped the V a little across the boards including the RAM. Problem is , I am now at this point only getting a little past the splash screen before it is toasted again.

Being not 100% familiar with i7 and Tri-Channel, can you still do the 1 stick at a time method ?

ST

Always run Memtest86+ one stick at a time.
Running stock Volts does not mean it's always stable too. I learned that a while back from sswilson.