Windows 7: BSOD out of nowhere

Excellent.
That would indicate that he is not overclocking.



Although not as thorough in the cpu area, I do find that SPECCY is an easy way of keeping an eye on temps.

Another program, which I did recommend in the past, is CoreTemp, however, the last time I visited their site they wanted to install some other programs and since I do not want to complicate problems, I've stopped recommending CoreTemp.

I've suggested CoreTemp and CPUID Hardware Monitor in one big post, with some stress tests and error-checks all from the forums. I will remove CoreTemp and replace it with Speccy.

EDIT: I've updated it with Speccy, and the post was #6.

BlueRobot,

Excellent.

Although this list is not all-inclusive and will not pass close scrutiny, this is a list I generated at one time as I was trying to figure up from down with WinDbg.

I'm posting the list as an attachment.

The one command that is just marvelous is
.HH
which gets you WinDbg help

Attachment 231433

Okay, thanks for the help and the attachment, just having a look now (: It's saved now.

My CPU and GPU is running at 40-45 degrees celcius with sufficient cooling, though it might need some dust blowing.

The BSOD was a one time event when I was watching a stream on Twitch tv and playing D3 at the same time.
So maybe the cpu was overloaded or something?

Thanks for all your help, Robot and Karl! Sorry if I did any back posting, new to this forum.

The temperatures seem fine, when did you look at the temperatures? Was any programs running when you were monitoring the temperatures?

D3 is Diablo III right?

Yep D3 is Diablo 3.
I looked at the temperatures when I was playing Diablo 3 as well as running Chrome and Winamp on the background.

Was the BSOD a one off freak accident? Because it doesn't seem to happen after that.

shin,
could have been a one of.

What say you to waiting until you have a couple more so that we have more .dmp files to work with?

Hopefully, there will be no more and I agree that your temps are fine.

Thanks for all your hardwork Karl and Robot. I'll mark this as solved

No problem, and maybe it was just a random BSOD, I have got a random BSOD quite a while ago, and have no problems since then.

Hope you don't get any more BSODs.