BSOD when i play

Hi everybody!

I have a very annoying problem with my computer.
Spec:

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Gigabyte GA-PA65-UD3-B3
Intel Core i3-2100 3.10 Ghz 1155 Box
Kingston 4096MB HYPERX XMP BLU DDR3 1600MHZ
Samsung 500GB F3 7200RPM 16MB SATA2 HD502HJ
Corsair Builder Series CX430W

We bought this config 2 months ago.


The problem is:
Sometimes when i play Dragon Age Origins i have a BSOD. At first it happaned only occasionally, but now every time when i play this game. I turn off almost all graphic settings, only the resolution (1440x900) and the texture is high...

But when I play team Fortress or anything else the BSOD is never come...

I attached the zip file.

Thanks

panais: Thanks for your help. I've done all the steps in the given order: Removed the Anti Maleware, reinstalled ESET, used driver sweeper - it didn't show any ATI, just AMD drivers, I've cleaned them all, then updated the drivers, also checked DirectX, it's up to date. After that, I've played about 2,5 hours no BSOD so far (a day before it happened three times during the same amount of playing), so the solution works so far.
The only problem I've experienced is that my PC doesn't connect to the network automatically after startup (the led on the network card is lighting, but I can't even see the router in the network connections window). I need to experiment with it some more, but it seems that it doesn't connect to the network until some sort of user activity (last time connection only happened when starting msconfig, about ten minutes after startup). How could I check what can cause it? Device manager reported, that network card driver is up to date.
And windows still not recognizes ESET as antivirus - I'm unsure whether it's relevant or not.

Hello panais.

Thank you very much for your help! I’ve done the steps you’ve recommended. It solved the network problem, but the BSOD problem came back...

On Friday I played about 1 hours and had 3 BSODs....
I sweeped and reinstalled ATI dirvers again, I didn't play any more that day.

Saturday afternoon I played again. On that day I played 4-5 hours, and no BSOD.
But yesterday the situation got worse than ever.... I played Dragon age in the morning for 3 hours (no BSOD), then shut down the computer. In the evening I played Team Fortress, and BSOD came twice in less than an hour. After the windows reboot (haven’t done a clean reboot after the crash – my bad…), I’ve clicked on a link in GTalk and BSOD came again.

After that I searched for some kind of graphic card tester, and I found Furmark. BSOD came after 17 minutes of running.
This morning I ran it again (right after system startup) with network card disabled, network cable plugged out and every other application closed ( even ESET Smart Security) - it ran without BSOD for 30 minutes.
I downloaded driveragent, it says four of my drivers are wrong (i attached the result), but the windows says everything is okay.

I run BSOD Dump&System File Collection and System Health Report again and attached it.

Hi panais,

Last afternoon I was looking around in this forum and found a thread in which a guy having a similar problem reported that his problems got solved when he removed GIGABYTE software EasyTune and Smart6, so I've also removed them, to see whether it works or not.
In the evening I've updated wacom driver, then rebooted, checked Temperatures, they were:

System Temperature: 30 °C
CPU: 36 °C
Video card: 34°C

After that I've played for an hour without any problems. The temperatures after that were:

System Temperature: 47 °C
CPU: 46 °C
Video card: 50°C

After that I ran Furmark with the settings recommended by the tutorial. For the first time it ended up in system-level freeze (but no BSOD) after 8 minutes (mouse cursor appeared suddenly, no artifacts, the animation just stopped), GPU temp was 73 °C at the time of freeze. After that I did a clean reboot, disabled network card, ran Furmark again. It has been running for 33 minutes without artifacts, BSOD or freeze, temperature was stable 67 °C.
After that I ran a BurinInTest, results are attached (no significant errors - only on paralel and serial ports).
During night I ran a Memtest for 7 hours. I forgot to switch on logging, but it said there were 0 errors.
So I didn't have any BSOD last night :)

Hi panais,

BSOD happened again while playing Dragon Age after about half an hour playing (yesterday I've played more than two hours without errors). I've attached a debuglog. Any ideas?