Computer_Commando, installed the latest realtek driver. Salmon Trout, aww heck ofcourse you're right. It was a throwaway remark
On the computer front, I ran memtest again, this time it passed. Could it be the corrupt CMOS settings that was making memtest give that weird erorr? Aww heck, now I can't remember if I first ran memtest, before or after the technician's diagnosis of the CMOS being corrupt. Matter of fact, I didn't even ask him how he fixed it! Isn't a CMOS corruption when you get a 'Checksum error' at bootup? Gotta lay off the mary jane.
Also, I had a another BSOD problem with a WRkrn.sys file after I uninstalled AVG. Turned out it was a Webroot AV driver. I had to do a 'last known good configuration'. All in all, I haven't had a BSOD since yesterday.
Right now, I'm thinking, I could sit on it and wait for it to happen again. Or I could run some stress tests? OCCT? Should I risk it though, considering my PSU is old and only 390W? Thanks for your suggestions and time guys.