BSOD Games/Video/Web multiple errors - SFdiag & BlueScrn View in post

rix181088 · 23 Jan 2015

Hi all,

I rarely post in forums as the answer is usually out there but I'm at a complete loss on this one and would really appreciate some help!

I'm getting BSODs regularly, most common when playing games. I've been playing Rust and getting a crash anywhere from 5 min to an hour into game. Also crashing while streaming video or browsing web.

I have two Sata HDDs, one has windows 7 installed the other has XP, both are crashing in the same manner.

The PC is a custom build I made about 5 years ago, it sat in storage for the last 2 years after I cooked a graphics card and I recently put a cheap Geforce210 in it and did a fresh install of Window 7. The pc started BSODing, I tried updating drivers etc with no avail and reformatted with another install of Win7, same issue, resorted to winXP on the additional HDD and same issue when i boot in XP.

I've installed drivers from manufacturers website for my graphics, the MOBO didn't have any downloads for Win7 so everything else has configured itself.

I've uploaded a file from the SF Diag tool and an html export of the bluescreenview.

If anyone could shed some light on this I'd really appreciate it.

Oh I've ran memtest but only for one cycle, its not shown anything but I can run overnight if needed.

Asus P5n-eSLI MOBO
Intel Core 2 duo 2.66gz
2x 1gb Corsair Ram
Geforce210
1 Maxtor SATA HD 150GB
1 SATA HD taken out of a Sky HD box 300GB
500w PSU I think the brand is Basiq

Sound and graphics are playing through the HDMI out on the Geforce210

Golden · 23 Jan 2015

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 50, {ffffffd7, 0, 82eb0f9c, 0}

Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiFindNodeOrParent+14 )

Followup: MachineOwner
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Please start with a through test of your RAM.

Run a minimum of 8 consecutive passes, preferably overnight, or until errors occur using MemTest86+.

Reference:
RAM - Test with Memtest86+

rix181088 · 24 Jan 2015

Thanks Golden, I'm running memtest86 now. Will post the results after the 8th pass or move on to testing sticks/slots if anything shows up.

rix181088 · 25 Jan 2015

Solved - i hope!

ran memtest and got a huge number of errors on the 7th pass, 6000+.
I removed one stick of ram (at random) and it seems to have solved the problem. I will run memtest again on the remaining stick when i get a chance to make sure its not faulty but no blue screen in over 8 hours. :)

thanks for the help Golden

Golden · 25 Jan 2015