BSOD any time intensive use on computer

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  1. jessey
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    Chkdsk ran through my two ssd's no problems and started on my wd drive and it bsod. The seagate tool doesn't detect any drive's. Ive tested my wd drives with the wd test utility before and never got an issue.
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  3. Arc
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    CrystalDiskInfo - Software - Crystal Dew World

    Upload a screenshot of the WD disc using it.
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  4. jessey
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    Here's screenshots of all three drives.
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  6. jessey
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    I've swapped back to my asus board getting allot more bsod's on the gigabyte board. Pulled two sticks of ram that I installed a month ago to see if that helps. The bsod's did happen before the new ram. Also put the ram frequency back at 1333 even though it's 1600.
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  7. Arc
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    jessey said:
    I've swapped back to my asus board getting allot more bsod's on the gigabyte board. Pulled two sticks of ram that I installed a month ago to see if that helps. The bsod's did happen before the new ram. Also put the ram frequency back at 1333 even though it's 1600.
    OK ... let us know if it solved the issue or not :)
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