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  1. - I have scanned your memory for multiple times, at hours even, both of them, individually, different slots, different tests.
  2. - I have scanned all of your hard drives with multiple tools, they all come back fine.
  3. - I have shut off certain hard drives once with no difference.
  4. - I have checked and checked drivers, did the driver stress tool multiple times to find the culprit but every time it’s too vague.
  5. - I have done a fresh re-install of your PC with new windows and everything a long time ago with no change.
  6. - I have installed Windows 7 64-bit to support your 4 GB of ram when before you had 2 GB and I had put Windows 7 32-bit, so even with 2 different OS installs, same problems.
  7. - I have checked voltages of your power supply, all seems good.
  8. - I have cleaned it and checked BIOS, played with memory timings which I noticed was off, but you’re still getting BSOD’s.
  9. - I have run the windows file integrity verification tool to check for corrupt windows files.
  10. - You have had over 5-6 BlueScreens which is huge and can’t possibly be normal if it was one thing.
  11. - I know you want to get new parts, and I’ll never be against that, but the problem is, the parts you have aren’t bad at all, if it wasn’t for the damn blue screens, your computer is as fast as Marc’s!
  12. - I have visually looked at your motherboard and no capacitors seem to be bulged or blowing up, but it could be an internal problem.
  13. - I have never had a processor fail on me before, but it is entirely but rarely possible that the CPU is the culprit in this case, and would explain various blue screens and why it has happened even after formatting and new windows.
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