SKDaemon: No driver open

You can try switching the errored module to another slot.

Your PS may be either just on the edge of enough/not enough power - you write that you get the errors with heavy usage in games, browsing, or its on the way out.

To get a 2nd opinion - http://www.simmtester.com/ look on the upper left under free downloads > RAM testing software, 30 day trial and I think you have to register.

Also if you search here > RAM or memory, others have linked to testing software.

Regards - Charles

 

I switched the memory sticks and ran the original test again. The errors were on the same bank0 and DIMM0. So, I took the stick completely out of that slot and ran the test again. It came up with errors but could not identify the module...

 

Hi jake,

Why don't you start a new thread in the Hardware section on the RAM with a link back to this thread. That way the hardware people will look at it.

Your last post sounds like you may have a problem with the MOBO itself - I'm not expert enough in matters Hardware to advise you any further.

Regards - Charles

 

Continued here: http://www.windowsbbs.com/showthread.php?t=59232

Regards - Charles