Good morning all,
i'd like to share my strange situation/problems with my laptop: G750JX, 32GB mem, 1 ssd 120gb, 2 sata750gb-7200rpm.
I bought this pc at the end of august and have frequently BSOD caused by different drivers ( USB xHCI, nvidia, NTOSNERNEL, ect..)
I made different test:
1 reinstall the system W8 oem, no way same problem.
2 install W8.1, no way same problemes.
3 Install Win 8.1 Pro evalution copy, no way same problem.
4 installed W7 PRO and did'nt see any bsod
5 Reinstalled W8, problem come back again (lot of bsod)
6 With W8.1 oem i removed 16gb and then no more bsod.
7 I installed the 3th mem (24gb) and then problem back again
8 I removed the 3th mem and installed the 4th mem and problem back come again.
9 Run WIndows Memtest and no problem found
10 Run Prime95 software test for 2 hours and no problem found.
11 Bios successfully updated to the last version (28)
I'd like to remember: no problem with W7 during 2 weeks and 32GB installed.
So my question is: my 2 mem stick (2x 8gb) are wrong? or is there anything wrong with W8 memory management?
May you please help understand what's excatly wrong?
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Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative
Try the DOS version of memtest since it uses the least amount of RAM to store itself.
Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool -
Thanks for answer, I will have a try and keep you posted.
Question: If i have a memory problem i also should have the same problem when i use window 7 but this is not the case!!!
Thanks again.
Salento. -
hi.
i just found this thread and wanted to mention that maybe i have this exact same problem. my notebook is a G750JH (very similar one) and as soon as i i removed the upgraded ram from my notebook the bsods disappeared. i did check my memory with the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool (7 passes, extended mode) and it reported "no errors".
salento9, did you manage to fix this problem? -
DDR3L memory installed i hope
(1.35V MAX)
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
It could be the imc struggling or the memory under certain circumstances. Put sticks 3 and 4 in to spaces 1 and 2 and see if you still get errors.
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yes, i have bought DDR3L memory with 1,35V (kingston)
i tried what Meaker suggested and got the 2x4 GB factory ram out of the slots 1&2 and put my bought 2x8 GB ram into them. then i tested the system for 24 hours and no bsods happened. so i decided to try some more ram and put one of the 4GB factory ram sticks into slot 4. within 5 minutes after booting my system crashed with bsod. so i took that same factory stick out and put it into slot 3. this helped and my system did not crash anymore. at this this time i thought that the error must be coming from the 4th slot but decided to still continue with some testing. so i took the 2nd factory ram stick and put it into into slot 4, so now all my ram was inserted. to my surprise no bsods appeared until now. so now i am thinking what could have caused them? i am a bit confused by this- but happy because no bsods anymore
with factory sticks in slots 1&2 and bought sticks in slots 3&4 my system often crashed, as well as with bought sticks in slot 1&2 and one factory stick in slot 4.
with bought sticks in solt 1&2 my system did not crash, as well as with bought sticks in solt 1&2 and factory sticks in slot 3&4.
maybe the order from "high amount of ram to less amount of ram" makes a difference? -
Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Even so it should use the spd set of the loosest timing module. It could be that the stick was not quite in right.
G750jx bsod
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