Windows 10: RAM Or mobo ram slot problem

Noobie here! Just wanna ask cause I'm having troubles determining whether the ram or ram slot is the problem in my pc. My pc's been recently having BSOD saying "Machine check exception". I've tried every solutions online but it doesnt fix the problem, every time I try to restart my pc, windows always preparing automatic solutions which doesn't help of course. I can't really tell whether the ram, ramslot or maybe other bullshit is causing the problem.

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BSOD and ocassional crashing with no BSOD

I had hoped verifier would find it was a driver but it did not catch the offending driver which confirms it may be the Physical ram itself. Any errors (especially on the early passes) are too many.

In order to find if it is AM or the mobo slot run memtest on one stick of ram. If it passes move it to the other slots. if it fails on the other slots it may well be the slot

Repeat with the other ram and compare the results. If the error moves when you move the ram its the ram, if it stays on the same slot it is the mobo

 

Windows 10 Critical Process Died

after clean reset, same problem still occur.

now I suspect my mobo has problem.

when I run verifier with ram 1 in slot 4, no minidump produced, then I use
ram 2 in slot 3, minidump produced, then I use ram 2 in slot 4, no minidump again, then I use
ram 1 in slot 3, minidump produced.

so is it my ram slot 4 is broken?

 

It is one cause to RAM. MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION STOP error due to memory (RAM) corruption.
Incorrectly configured, old, or corrupted device drivers. (very common). Corruption in Windows registry from a recent software change (install or uninstall). Virus or malware infection that has corrupted Windows system files or Windows Operating System-related program files. Driver conflict after installing new hardware. Damaged or removed system files after you’ve installed software or drivers related to Windows Operating System. Error 0x9C blue screen caused by a damaged hard disk.

This really needs to be analyzed in BSOD area on this forum as these people are better at determining this cause.