Wat is this error code?

Hi Winze,

Try to clean up your memory by doing pencil erasure, note: please apply the eraser at the pin lines (gold color) until you find it very clean and try to clean the memory slot by using clean and dry paint brass. If the problem persist, please do repair your operating system using bootable CD preferable windows XP Pro SP2.

Please let me know if your still experiencing this problem.

Best Regards,


Philip

Most likely, the BSODs are memory related. Your memory may be fine for normal activites, but when stressed it will buckle under, and the OS has no choice except to dump and reload. If you can borrow a gig of RAM that is 'premium' or a higher grade, such as DDR 433 over DDR 400, see if that cures your problems. It may also be that the modules are mis-matched, and the controller has a hard time synchronizing page addressing. All memory modules should be of the same timings and density. You can mix the amount of RAM on a module, but all other factors have to be equal. If your mobo has dual-channel capability, then you have to populate the memory slots in a specific manner to maintain two equal "stacks" of memory.
Kingston has good memory.. but typically any brand of memory that is 'value' rated will not be as good as a 'premium' version.
You can run all the memory tests you want.. but only a true setting with the OS in effect and intensive graphics/data will disclose your limits as to how the memory can sustain addressing if beyond its timing limits. SySoft Sandra and Micro 2000 are pro diagnostics progams.. and can set up the conditions to cause system components to fail, but not destructively.