BSOD playing Age of Empires II HD, files attached

Bump (not impatient, understand I'm not the only one)

I fixed those pictures above for you, it's a lot quicker to use this method,

Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Seven Forums

A lot easier on others trying to help as well if they don't have to download something that could be easily seen in the post.

Just a little tip that goes a long way. :)

@derekimo thank you!

@golden I haven't over clocked anything,but to be safe how can I completely reset to defaults? I thought my cpu temp was fine as well so why should I apply thermal paste?I have a fan that's meant for 8 core fx series also. Cheers

Golden said:

IBT shows your CPU isn't stable under load, therefore its either a cooling issue, or a fault in the CPU.

Re-run IBT again, but use HWInfo to show the temperatures (its more reliable than Speccy), as explained here:
CPU - Stress Test Using IntelBurnTest

Provide screen capture images.

Idle temperature was around 19.0c:
Attachment 343111

Temperature during standard test did not exceed 56.4c and CPU passed the test:
Attachment 343112

Temperature during high test did not exceed 56.4c again and CPU passed the test:
Attachment 343110

Temperature during very high test did not exceed 56.4c again and CPU failed the test:
Attachment 343113

So my temperatures are fine right? But do you think the CPU is causing the BSODs and I need a new CPU?

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