[Sypher]

K i w i, on 21 February 2012 - 01:58 PM, said:

Driver error? Bahh, they are, I'm pretty sure.
And I've been asking around, and someone else suggested that the Ram modules are dead.

its a possibility but try updating the drivers first and then get warranty on the ram modules.

[Lettuce]

Ok, well, are there any programs that tell you which drivers aren't up to date?
@___@
/lazyasfack
But yes, I'll check.

[Sypher]

K i w i, on 21 February 2012 - 05:52 PM, said:

Ok, well, are there any programs that tell you which drivers aren't up to date?
@___@
/lazyasfack
But yes, I'll check.

unfortunatly no... but if you go to the manufacturers website it will tell you

[Lettuce]

Edit; Screw it.
I've been getting BSOD's again.
I went almost 3 days without one.
Today the main errors have been
pfn_list_corruption
&
critical_structure_corruption

I've been asking 2 other people;
In which one has suggested running many tests using Victoria to see if there are any errors;
While the other one suggests getting new ram all together.

I've tried doing the memtest; due to my impatience and not releasing it would take hours, I gave up after 2 passes, (l o l fail on my part). One of the many people said that the ram was most likely not at fault.

Now you people have been telling me to update my drivers, and trust me, I'm sure everything but the bios is updated.
Friend said there is no reason to update unless there is an issue.
Now regardless to weather this is the main issue; they went on about the buying new memory.
Either buy new memory - if it stops crashing; it was the ram.
Or if it didn't - it was a driver.
She also suggested re-installing windows but said that the Ram would be a faster way to check.
I'd re-install, but I don't feel like waiting 2 days to get everything back on here.
I'm truly at a lost of what to do; and overall this is quite annoying.
._.