memory_managment BSOD

Hello, everyone!
I bought a laptop, installed official win8 on my HDD and got random BSODs. Then i added SSD, formatted everything and installed win8 on SSD, installed all drivers, but the story with BSODs continued.
I ran memtest86+ for 6 hours and it found no errors. I can work for hours without BSODs, they appear randomly.
My specs:
Clevo P150EM
Core i7 3630
16 Gb DDR3 1333
Radeon 7970m
Please, help me!

Your last 4 BSOD's indicated mspeng.exe was the cause. The mspeng.exe application is the core component of the Windows Defender and in addition, looking at the text files (DriverList.txt, EvevntApp.txt etc...), they contain unrecognizable characters and I don't think it's Russian.
I suggest that you download the latest Video Driver for your Radeon 7970m, install it. Next, open the elevated command prompt and run sfc /scannow

topgundcp said:

Your last 4 BSOD's indicated mspeng.exe was the cause. The mspeng.exe application is the core component of the Windows Defender and in addition, looking at the text files (DriverList.txt, EvevntApp.txt etc...), they contain unrecognizable characters and I don't think it's Russian.
I suggest that you download the latest Video Driver for your Radeon 7970m, install it. Next, open the elevated command prompt and run sfc /scannow

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Oh, DriverList.txt contains strange characters, i can't recognize them, but EvevntApp.txt and others contain russian symbols and i can read them normally. How can I save everything in English?
I have installed the latest beta drivers from AMD website and I'm currently running sfc /scannow. Let's see if it helps.
Thank you very much for your help!
UPD: sfc /scannow has finished, no errors.

Well, i had some BSODs today((
Can't imagine, what can cause them. Any ideas?

1A Memory_Management errors.

Have you checked the voltage/speeds of the ram?

RAM tests are not always reliable, so you should try another RAM kit or borrow some and see if you crash.

Just my 2¢ here - but you can't convert the output from Russian to English.
Most output is in standard format though - so it's actually readable to a trained observer.

The most difficult thing is determining what the words are for "Error"; "Warning", and "Information" in the eventviewer log files - and I usually find them by inferring it from the text (and a bit of help from an online translation).

But I think topgundcp is concerned about the non-Russian characters that aren't readable. They may help to give a clue to where the problem lies (but, IME, sometimes they don't).