TS4 APPCRASH

@TheSuperWolf100 Traditionally the memory controller is inside the northbridge chip of the motherboard chipset, With modern CPUs the memory controller is built directly into the CPU itself, While not impossible a bad memory controller is rare. Bad memory modules are rare but can be found in the wild. I once built a computer that would blue screen once a day/ The problem was a bad memory module. As the module was new I exchanged the memory and the computer lived happily ever after. First thing I would try is to reseat (take out and reinsert) the memory modules. If you still have the problem exchange the memory modules (take one out and put the other module where the first one was and then put the other in the socket you took the other out of. If you still have an issue then take one of the modules out  and and boot the computer on one module. If you still have an issue exchange the modules and boot on one module. Doing this should tell you which module might be bad.  hth