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I am currently booted on one ram stick to see if I get any blue screens. The driver verifier thing, how can it help me if I already got frequent bsods?
Random BSOD's at random times on new PC
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New #12
It will determine the faulting drivers... but how much you will cooperate is on you.
If it is being caused by a driver, no RAM change can solve the issue.
Have you taken the memtest yet? So that you are deciding that it is being caused by the RAM?
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New #13
I'll do the driver verifier thing. How will I know what driver is bad if it finds any bad drivers?
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New #14
Applying driver verifier, use the computer normally. It will crash in many operations. From those crash dumps, the faulting drivers will be found out.
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New #15
Driver Verifier is disabled now. I got a blue screen as soon as I logged in to Windows, and I let it reboot three times and got three blue screens, all relating to gdrv.sys, which I heard is a part of Dynamic Energy Saving Advanced by gigabyte?
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New #16
I uninstalled all gigabyte crapware and removed gdrv.sys from C:\Windows
I still won't keep my hopes up, though.
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New #17
Continue with DV, it may produce some more things.
And, well done on removing Gigabyte bloatware.
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New #19
Another BSOD this morning (as I almost expected)
ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY
BCCode 0x0fc
Driver Verifier time.
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New #20
This. Is. Weird!
I ran memtest over night for 7 passes (both sticks) and it picked up no errors. I ran 6 blended torture tests with Prime95, stable as a damn rock.
What else could cause my bsods?
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