Various BlueScreen's when playing Minecraft or Intensive computing

Hi,

First off I dont know where to post this as I have Windows Server 2008 R2 which is similar to windows 7 but If I were to go to Microsoft forums they would just tell me to call them which im not really looking to do. Also this seems to be a very active and knowledgeable forum so it seems like my best shot

Onto my issue:
I have a Windows Server that I host a variety of websites and other applications on. Lately I have been getting lots of BlueScreens with various error messages (See included dump files). After a few days of research I hear it could have to do with my RAM or ATI Radeon 4250.

I re-installed Windows Server and haven't had anymore BSOD's outside of more intensive computing (such as Minecraft (I run a server )). Anyway I dont think its the RAM now. As for the graphics I have updated the driver lots of times and tried all kinds of versions of it. I will not that I have added a "custom resolution" to the card using regedit for my new Acer LED monitor (S201HL). Im not sure if that could be the result of my problems.

As for my hardware... I custom build this computer.

Motherboard: M4A88TD-V EVO USB3
RAM: 16GB at 1.6volts
CPU: AMD Phenom II x4
GPU: Integrated ATI Radeon HD 2450 clocked at 700mhz

My keyboard and mouse are connected via a USB HUB on an USB Extender about 20 feet away from the computer. The monitor is also connected via a long VGA cable.

Heres a link to my Minidump files: Minidump.zip

Thanks for any help or advice!

Hello Mitch and welcome!

Update DX
Looks like you had a few problems with your DirectX. Update the files on the link below.
DirectX

Bugcheck

Fred.

Thanks, I did that and it seems to help. Not as many crashes. Now I believe im getting network related crashes. When I start my minecraft server or do stuff online I get bluescreens complaining about tcp and net files.

Heres more dumps: MoarDumps.zip

Thanks for your help!!

Memory Corruption

Follow this tutorial, and pay attention to part 3.

Be sure to check back with the results!


Fred.

Turns out something is wrong with my RAM, it was a cheapo brand. Lucky I had my old 4x 2gb sticks. I put them in and no more crashing. So instead of 16gb I have 8. Im going to the store tommorow to exchange it. Hopefully the new ram will work.

Thanks!

Mitch4500 said:

Turns out something is wrong with my RAM, it was a cheapo brand. Lucky I had my old 4x 2gb sticks. I put them in and no more crashing. So instead of 16gb I have 8. Im going to the store tommorow to exchange it. Hopefully the new ram will work.

Thanks!

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It's possible. Even likely this will fix it.

Thank you Mitch!
Fred.