What causes BSOD

overclocking is leaving my computer on all night all day everyday right LOL?

All night EVERY day!? that is some serious overclocking! personally i've only gotten bsods because of faulty ram... you could still check it out by running some type of memory test (onboard or os dependent)... benching or stress testing could help out too.

okie dokes thanks man alot for ur helps

Airbot said:

No, it's setting the CPU or GPU to run at speeds above the rated specs. If you haven't done that, then rule that out.

I think he's joking.. hope he's joking.

well i can tell you that if your running 3/4gb of ram your get the blue screen of death, i was running 2gb ram and windows 7 run fine and today i put in another gig and blue screened every time, rebooted in to xp and everythink was fine so i know its not the new ram, took out a older ram stick 1gb and it booted win7 fine again....

zipman said:

well i can tell you that if your running 3/4gb of ram your get the blue screen of death, i was running 2gb ram and windows 7 run fine and today i put in another gig and blue screened every time, rebooted in to xp and everythink was fine so i know its not the new ram, took out a older ram stick 1gb and it booted win7 fine again....

Was the RAM different to the old RAM, sometimes if you put different spec RAM in the same channels Windows will not like - it is not recommended to start with especially with Vista/Windows 7

all the same make