Win7 x64 Random BSOD's, different bugcheck codes

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  1. aSmith
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       New #21

    2 new dumps.
    I hope something will turn up sooner or later.

    UPDATE:
    Added 2 more crashdumps with 2nd attachement.
    Last edited by aSmith; 13 Feb 2012 at 12:08. Reason: update
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  3. zigzag3143
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       New #22

    aSmith said:
    2 new dumps.
    I hope something will turn up sooner or later.

    UPDATE:
    Added 2 more crashdumps with 2nd attachement.
    All of these were still related to memory. All of these weren't driver verified.
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  4. themaniacboy
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    aSmith said:
    As i wrote: i did reinstall windows. The graphics card is new, and connected to 2x6pin cable.
    PSU worked fine before and i have no replacement to the VGA so i cant just take it out to test it.
    Also: culd u explain to me how u came to this conclusion?

    update:
    another crash, screen showed random trash and everything froze off... no dump was made.
    Well the graphics card and cpu requires much more power than your previous ones.
    I thought it was logical.
    Try unplugging and plugging all cables.
    I had bsod because my cable wasn't rightly connected.
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  6. aSmith
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    I attached a crashdump, but it seems like this one got corrupted...


    themaniacboy: The cables are fine, and my psu is more then enugh. (580W)
    I need 400W at max.
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  7. zigzag3143
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    aSmith said:
    I attached a crashdump, but it seems like this one got corrupted...


    themaniacboy: The cables are fine, and my psu is more then enugh. (580W)
    I need 400W at max.

    just to play it safe please download malwarebytes and run a complete scan.
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  8. aSmith
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    The scan showed no infection. Microsoft security essentials is also installed btw.
    New crashdumps attached.

    UPDATE-1-2-3-4-5:
    New crashdumps attached.
    021412-15288-01.zip (25.8 KB) ==> DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION
    Last edited by aSmith; 14 Feb 2012 at 15:24.
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  10. aSmith
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       New #27

    bump!
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  11. zigzag3143
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    aSmith said:
    The scan showed no infection. Microsoft security essentials is also installed btw.
    New crashdumps attached.

    UPDATE-1-2-3-4-5:
    New crashdumps attached.
    021412-15288-01.zip (25.8 KB) ==> DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION

    The driver verified crash was related to memory corruption. I will be happy to keep doing this but at some point you may want to start thinking of a clean re-install
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  12. aSmith
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    Sorry i dont want to waste your time. I'll do a clean install tomorrow then, and only use the windows drivers at first.
    If everything goes well i will start adding the drivers provided for my motherboard one by one.
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  13. zigzag3143
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    aSmith said:
    Sorry i dont want to waste your time. I'll do a clean install tomorrow then, and only use the windows drivers at first.
    If everything goes well i will start adding the drivers provided for my motherboard one by one.
    That is probably a good idea. I do it all the time. Let us know if we can help

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