Hmm as Layback and I think I mentioned the PSU looks to be out of whack the 12v rail is just below the 5% - limit = 11.88 and I am guessing it dips out more often than not unless you have a very stable power supply to it.
Now that 1.05v I am assuming it is the CPU volts?
Just out of curiosity what RAM are you using if not sure look at it with the HW Info
I rly doubt PSU problem here.... Because i played Shadow of Mordor, with no problem, and PC Bsoded when pc was doing nothing, i ran no peripheral programs, it was just skype and antivirus, and BAM bsod out of nowhere. I would suspect PSU in a matter when game like Shadow of Mordor running at high graphics PC crash.
RAM = DDR 2x4Gb 1333 Mhz/ DDR 2x4Gb 1600 Mhz i left only 2, stil BSOD...
What i do suspect is USB... Sometimes i receive pop-up USB device detected, while im doing nothing, and nothing is inserted in USB ports?
p.s. i RAN PC stability test for 2 hours, CPU was running at 100%, and nothing...
Thing is you are mixing RAM of different speeds and I suspect different brands but if you are comfortable with that then that's your choice - me I wouldn't be doing that.
Just as a matter of interest have you tried it with just 8GB using the one set of a certain speed?
The USB pop up just what did it say?
I alrdy mentioned YES i tried only 1 set of 8GB ram same speed.
Next, USB pop-up comes up randomly, and asks to install Unknown USB device, never finds the driver, and stays calm for a day or two....
I'll be waiting, this problem is rly annoying, suspect USB somewhere makes "short circuit" with the case, next i suspect MOBO, which is pretty No name and i read online, some people expierenced same problems, next i suspect SSD because before i installed it, for 6 months i received 0 BSOD, after in 2 months~ 20~
Ok well I am thinking maybe it is the mobo (an Acer by manufacture) because of the age - well it isn't that old really -
ftp://ftp.packardbell.com/pub/itemnr...B_iXmM5850.pdf however finding the drivers is another matter but I shall keep on looking
I am assuming you have cleaned of dust and crud and it is always a good idea to check wherever you can the appearance of the caps on it. As for the USB shorting out I think it most unlikely more that there might be a "dry joint" - where the soldering of the socket pins to the board have become detached and it could be the contact being made again making the machine think you are connecting up something via USB.
The SSD unless you have been very unlucky I doubt is the cause of the problems - have you got the Samsung Magician software on board ?? if so you might just use it to check the firmware is up to date and check what I have marked with red squares in pic doesn't take long
If you haven't got the Magician - Samsung SSD Downloads | Samsung SSD
Oh and please if you can download those dump files that in itself will make life so much easier Arc did leave the link to the tutorial earlier on in this thread.
Latest firmware, now about Uknown device, it shows error code 43, but after i received it, some time passed, nothing happens, cant tell if problems are connected
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