BSOD after installing Malwarebytes 1.50 beta

TorrentG I just unistalled Malwarebytes 1.46 with Revo-Uninstaller Pro and rebooted my computer. Ithen installed Malwarebytes 1.50 beta and restarted my computer after it updated it's definitions. I started running a full scan with it and it BSOD during the scan. Here's the minidump for it.

Your drivers seem fine. Post a screen shot of the memory tab and also of the spd tab, of CPU-Z.

Which motherboard do you have?

Here's the CPUz screenshots. Thanks TorrentG.

You're welcome. I would go in the bios and Load the Optimized Defaults. Then save.

The memory is slightly off from what it should be set at.

Will do. The only thing I ever changed in the bios on this pc, was disabling the floppy drive, as this computer doesn't have one. I'll copy those numbers from CPUz and make sure that's how the bios has them.

Right. 5-5-5-18-23

And which motherboard do you have?

Just poked around in the bios and I couldn't figure it out. It's in the MIT section of my bios, but the only setting I saw that could be changed is the DRAM Frequency which is already at 400 mhz. the only other option for it is 333 mhz. or 533 mhz. The timing are listed at the bottom, but the bios wouldn't allow me to even highlight them I even tried enabling things at the top part of the menu and it still wouldn't give me access to the timings. Here's a screenshot from SIW 2010 of the brand and version of my bios. ECS A790GXM-A V1.0 motherboard.

I think I got it now. The motherboard is a ECS A790GXM-A v1.0. The M.I.T. 2 settings in the bios anything to do with ram is in completely different wording than what CPU-z uses. I changed all clock settings from Auto to 5 Clocks and the other settings I changed were the numbers in the CPU-z speed section. I think I got it right, but here are 2 more screenshots of CPU-z so I can make sure. I know ECS has a update for the bios. I've already downloaded that. I'm waiting until I get a fan controller, before I flash it to the new one. It only updates it to use the 6-cre cpu's.

I had 3 more BSOD's. 2 were before my last post and one was after it. It was also after MSE did it's daily scan and while I was logged onto this forum.

Remove all external drives, USB sticks and discs. Then run this command for each drive letter on the system that is on a hard drive, changing C each time to match -

chkdsk /r C:

Keep the external drives and sticks, if any, off of the machine until this is completely sorted.