Well I guess it's the driver here, I'm not sure: E:\Storage\Intel\PCH\Readme.txt
There's where i found it. Look: http://pastebin.com/QJu3ZmRh (it will expire in 1 month)
Sorry that I answered this slow, pastebin has big stability problems at the moment.
hmmm....seems to be much the same thing.
You could always take a look at the driver options by going through the 'let me choose a driver' route.
It will show you what chips are supported in the inf. file so you can choose from the list.
I think there's also a box that when ticked, will only show compatible drivers [like F6 dialog]
Take a screen shot of both compatible and all drivers and post it up.
Compatible only:
All drivers:
I can't resize the window or maximize it, so i would need tens of screenshots to show everything lol.
Well I don't know, it should flippin' work!! Looks like maybe a bios issue causing it to fall over like that. 
Well I have version 23.7 and looking at what the new versions bring in, I don't think they would solve the BSOD. Should I contact MSI as well?
doom_laur wrote:
Should I contact MSI as well?
Certainly worth a try, see if you can point them to this thread.
btw, somtimes not all fixes are mentioned in changelogs. Sometimes the fixing of one issue can also fix another issue without the fixer realising it.
Well I tried to contact Intel, then ADATA, now I'll try to contact MSI as well 
Anyway I think someone will answer monday. So, if you still have any other ideas please post them, thank you! I will update this topic if I will make any progress and/or if I'll solve the problem, so that other people that have the same question can solve it as well.
Sorry for the late answer, I was away on holiday I began contacting Intel support, continued on the forum here, contacted ADATA and in the end MSI. Now both ADATA and MSI came to a point where they don't know anymore what to advise me with. I sent both of them screenshots of the error and to ADATA even the huge DMP file (it has more than 600 MB) but they came to a point where none of them know how to advise me. 
I even upgraded the firmware of the SSD, version 3.3.2, to a new version that appeared while I contacted them (coincidence?), version 5.0.2a, so I guess a major version, but with no success.
So yeah i guess the error in Intel RST will remain, and I will remain with the Windows preinstalled driver...
However, I thought about trying to update the BIOS (even though I doubt it will solve it) and also trying to contact Intel again. Any other ideas?
I already have the latest version of BIOS that is compatible with my i7 2600 (Sandy Bridge) and after I read this I changed my mind about updating (more links in the first post):
MSI answered me. A technician tested my issue, but they couldn't reproduce it. The agent advised me to not upgrade to the newer BIOSes with Intel ME8, because I could have issues. He also advised me to contact the reseller, which I don't want to do only because of a bug.
I contacted Intel as well, and the agent said that the motherboard or the SSD might be the problem. I also showed him the error of the blue screen, and he said that they don't debug errors. He also said that nobody else reported such an issue like mine, ever since the SSDs were released. Also, he told me that Intel RST 11 has been released, so I downloaded and installed version 11.2.0.1006. As expected, I got again the blue screen.
I'm still waiting for an answer from ADATA, but I doubt it will be something positive. The technician from ADATA already tried to test the issue on my configuration (almost) and it worked properly, and also advised me to upgrade to a newer firmware.
So I guess that was it, the problem was not solved, and nobody knows what's the cause of it.
EDIT: damn that I can't give more helpful answer stars, I wanted to give 'nails' as well. Anyway, thanks each of you for the help!
Hi, sorry for my absence, too many probs at my end.
Do you have a spare hdd you can connect in place of the ssd, just to try and prove a point with? Or have we already tried this
Well what should I say, I could take the one from my father's PC, but you know older people, he thinks that things are ok like they are and we should not change them. Also, I have him my old hard disk so... I'm out of options here.
Any second hand computer dealers in your area? Any cheepy sata drive will do.
I'm sure it must be an issue between the m/b, ssd and driver. A regular hdd is the only thing left to try.
Have you tried installing all available win7 upates? This had a significant effect on some drivers for the X79 board.
Well then, I could install Windows 8 on the HDD and try to install Intel RST. I doubt it will still give me the BSOD but... it's worth a try! What do you think?
Or I could just install Windows 7.
wow, quick reply! did you see my edit regarding win7 updates?
You could back up the hdd then try it in place of the ssd?
