BSOD issue

Hi,
I've been having intermittant BSOD issues since i put this computer together on 12/28/11. I've tried a reformat and have run memtest86+ with no issues. After using BlueSceenView it seems that ntoskrnl.exe is the common denominator between all the STOP messages. I've never had an issue with BSOD before so im treading new terrirtory. Attached is all the required information. Thanks in advance,
-chophillies

Your ram is set wrong. Your ram according to your CPU-z screenshot is DDR3 1600. It should be running at 800 mhz. per stick, not 400 mhz. like it currently is. You need to set the bios to either Standard Defaults or Optimized Defaults, then hit F10 and select yes. It will restart, press Delete key and go back in the bios and change any tweaks you mde there. Now have a look at the ram timings in the bios now and if any are different from what CPU-z showed in the SPD tab for 800 mhz. change them to match the timings in CPU-s's SPD tab, press F10 and select Yes. In Windows re-run CPU-z and now look at the memory tab. Does it match the SPD tabs 800 mhz. It should. Also in the bios make sure to set your ram back to Unganged, so it run's in dual-channel. That will probably take care of youur bsod's, unless if you also have any outdated driver's.

Thats weird. when i put my computer together origionally i noticed that the bios had defaulted my ram to 1333. 666mhz per stick. so i turned it up to 1600. when i went back to the bios it was already reading 1600! how is it possible my cpu-z what reading 400 when it was already set to 800? anyways i set my bios back to default and redid all my changes, now when i booted up it reads 798mhz. weird. im messing around with the timings now. currently i have everything set to auto in my bios.

I will update this when/if i do get another blue screen. currently everything is reading properly. my timings are set to 9 - 9 - 9 - 25 - 40 - 2t @ 800mhz so everything is running normal for now. Thank you for your input and hopefully this solved my issue!

Do yourself a favor. Alot of bios's mess up the ram timings, when you leave it at Auto. You've got G-Skill Ripjaws correct ? Set it to CL 9.0,tRCD 9, tRP 9, tRAS 24, tRC 40 and CR 2T. Also, your bios had your FSB Ram off, too. Set that to 1:4 I also have G-Skill Ripjaws ram and those are G-Skill's settings for it

ok i ll do that upon my next restart. once again thanks for your help. im dissapointed to have overlooked such a simple issue but when you change a setting in bios, you expect it to apply (in this case it underclocked my ram lol). ill know within the next 2 weeks if im problem free. the lockups were pretty infrequent.
-chophillies

That's ok. it's how we learn. Trial & error. when I was building my 1st pc (08/2010), everyone said to remove the plastic piece near where the cpu goes. I did that 5 or 6 times. P roblem is, that was a step for Intel chipset mobo's. On AMD mobo's, it breaks the mobo's cpu holder. That was a lesson I learned the hard way. Now I'm in constant upgrade mode. Only 3 possibilities left. 2nd video card for Crossfire. That is the 1 I want to do, but my video card is factory overclocked. It's been out of stock since December. All the other HD 6950's available, have lower setting's and lower-market fan's for cooling them. Thus, not a option.. 990FX AM3+ mobo & Bulldozer cpu upgrade. Not enough of a performance improvement over my Phenom 2 1100T, Add that Windows 7 can't utilize enough of the Bulldozer's newer architecture to get any performance gains. Windows 8 supposably does, but I haven't seen enough proof as Win 8 is still in testing and not near final version capabilities yet. Those 2 upgrades are on hold for about 8 or 9 month's..

Thats right - trial and error. Next thing id like to try is a water cooled system. My computer always picks up alot of dust and i feel enough is enough. I update frequently also. I'd rather buy cheap stuff and keep upgrading then spend 1100 on something that will be equally worthless in 2 years anyways. I do like the new bulldozer microarchitechture tho. It's too bad w7 doesn't fully support it as you said, As with anything microsoft - in due time.

I bought a Corsair Hydro Series H80 back in December, when Newegg was out of my video card. I absolutely love it. Real easy install. My cpu stay's around 29-30 degrees celcius. My pc's been being slowly updated since I built it in 08/2010. The only options I have left other than the 2nd video card, mobo. and cpu are: New speaker's (current one's 2005 era), sound card, 2nd ssd for raid 0, newer tv tuner/cable card and a 2nd monitor. I still need to put all my old part's from this pc together in another case I have. I'm waiting until after I move in a few month's for that one.

Well, much to my dismay i recieved another blue screen. I attached the minidump here again. This time i booted my computer and just before the windows loading screen it gave me the stop message.