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Well, after researching what causes this I stumbled upon a thread saying it is most likely caused by ram so I decided to put it here.
Anyway, I get Page fault in nonpaged area and system_pte_misuse BSODs when I log in to windows immediately.
I have a G.Skill Trident Z 16GB 3200MHz on my rig specifically F4-3200C16D-16GTZB. Just bought it a few days ago when I upgraded to the 7700k. It is weird how initially when I was benching my 5GHz oc for the 7700k is was working fine. Also I never tried overclocking this ram yet aside from just selecting 3200MHz XMP. Could this be a faulty ram or something else or probably faulty dimm slot?
Running memtest86 right now with both sticks on. I put the sticks on the same slot where they were when the BSODs happened. I already tried putting everything back on stock, even tried it without xmp but still went to a BSOD. I managed to stop the BSOD by taking out one stick.
Edit: Gotta add I'm using the rig on my sig.
Anyway, I get Page fault in nonpaged area and system_pte_misuse BSODs when I log in to windows immediately.
I have a G.Skill Trident Z 16GB 3200MHz on my rig specifically F4-3200C16D-16GTZB. Just bought it a few days ago when I upgraded to the 7700k. It is weird how initially when I was benching my 5GHz oc for the 7700k is was working fine. Also I never tried overclocking this ram yet aside from just selecting 3200MHz XMP. Could this be a faulty ram or something else or probably faulty dimm slot?
Running memtest86 right now with both sticks on. I put the sticks on the same slot where they were when the BSODs happened. I already tried putting everything back on stock, even tried it without xmp but still went to a BSOD. I managed to stop the BSOD by taking out one stick.
Edit: Gotta add I'm using the rig on my sig.