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BSOD while playing most video games
I've built a custom computer almost a year ago and have been having problems with it eversince. At first random crashes and BSOD were bearable and i didn't make much of them. 5 months ago it finally became unbearable and i wasn't able to play %90 of my video games. They all crashed after 5 minutes, if the computer didn't reboot because of a BSOD first. There were a couple of times where these didn't happen at all and because of this inconsistency i was unable to reproduce this problem when i brought my pc to a computer engineer. Even if they saw what the problem was, no one could tell me what caused it. Needless to say, i have formatted my hard drives and did multiple clean installs since and before then, to no avail.
A month ago with one of my friends we thought we solved the problem after we disabled my motherboard's wi-fi go option and none of the stress tests came back with a BSOD (they didn't last 10 mins before). But after a week the same problem came back and i have been trying to deal with it eversince.
To be more brief:
-Video Games crash to desktop most times.
-Every 4 or 5 crash where i'm playing video games is replaced by a BSOD instead.
-It has given me BSODs a couple of times when i'm not playing a video game but it's very, very rare.
What i have tried:
-Complete clean installs on multiple different internal HDDs.
-Different versions of Windows 7 and even Windows 8.
-Cooling down the system to the point that i'm now using 7 fans.
-I have rolled my LAN and GPU drivers back and did clean installs on them.
I'm sorry if i've given too much information or if i have given too little, but this really has bothered me to the point that i've thought about selling each part individually and building a new custom PC.
I hope you come up with a solution that finally solves this irritating problem that could potentially ruin my life :)
Edit: After reviewing the .zip file i've attached, i've realized that it only includes a couple of dump files, this i suspect is because i've used ccleaner earlier today.
Most earlier dump files consisted of "DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" and "nvlddmkm.sys" and i realize that the ones i've attached do not. So, there you go.
Last edited by WhiteClaudiaMk; 21 Aug 2013 at 15:39.