Bluescreen problem.

all the parts are new, so it should not be broken.
090911-12558-01.dmp 09.09.2011 17:52:18 MEMORY_MANAGEMENT 0x0000001a ntoskrnl.exe ntoskrnl.exe+80640

New parts don't mean anything. Parts can come faulty straight from the manufacturer.

That code is leading to the RAM. You probably have a bad RAM module and need to get a new one. Download this:

http://hcidesign.com/memtest/

and run it (set it to "all unused RAM") for a few hours and see if it comes up with any errors. If it does, your RAM is bad.

There is already an error, should i just turn of pc and switch to the other ram, and send this one in to where i bought it?

There is already an error, should i just turn of pc and switch to the other ram, and send this one in to where i bought it?

Yeah, that RAM's bad then. You have more than one RAM module?

I've got 8gb 1600mhz inside now, but i've got 8gb 1333mhz that i can use instead.

I've got 8gb 1600mhz inside now, but i've got 8gb 1333mhz that i can use instead.

That should work fine. Switch the RAM out, boot up and run Memtest again for a while. If you don't get any errors, you know the other module is bad.

Will do man, thanks for the help!
I'll get back to you if it doesn't work!

Sucks you have a hardware issue, but at least it's something simple like RAM. That's probably the easiest part to deal with inside the computer.

Sucks you have a hardware issue, but at least it's something simple like RAM. That's probably the easiest part to deal with inside the computer.

Ye I know, and it doesnt make it better that I just built the pc with brand new parts.

Anyway, no errors in the tests. Seems like the problem is fixed!

Sucks you have a hardware issue, but at least it's something simple like RAM. That's probably the easiest part to deal with inside the computer.

Ye I know, and it doesnt make it better that I just built the pc with brand new parts.

Anyway, no errors in the tests. Seems like the problem is fixed!

Depending on how new the RAM is I would RMA it for new modules.

Sucks you have a hardware issue, but at least it's something simple like RAM. That's probably the easiest part to deal with inside the computer.

Ye I know, and it doesnt make it better that I just built the pc with brand new parts.

Anyway, no errors in the tests. Seems like the problem is fixed!

Depending on how new the RAM is I would RMA it for new modules.

^This

Thanks for the help guys! Problem fixed.

I'm going to send the RAM in for new ones, its like a week since i got it.

Glad your issue is fixed

I'm happy every thing is back to normal.