Ok I went into my Windows cd and did a system repair, I'm assuming all these crashing are hard disk related??. I'll update with mindump files, can you guys notify me as to what the issue is? I'm going to be performing a sfc /scannow and report back , thanks
Minidump files weren't saved so I can't post them.
Since this is possibly hardware related, can you update your 'System Specs'?
Give as much detail as you can.
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You said you ran memtest86+, for how many passes?
Can you download CPUZ and post a snip of the CPU, Mainboard, Memory, and SPD tabs.
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I think it's my graphics that's the issue, It won't allow me to install new drivers, Driver INF failed and now won't install old drivers.
We can discuss removing and installing the graphics drivers and testing the graphics cards but first can you clarify a couple of things for us?
Which version is your motherboard?
Look in the lower left corner of your motherboard, it will have the Rev#.
For future reference, you need to run memtest86+ for a full 8 passes. The time is less important than the number of passes.
With 8GB RAM it will take more than 4 hours.
Are you overclocking CPU, GPU or RAM?
Your RAM frequency is at a non default level and not set to any SPD setting.
Your HT Link frequency seems to be at default.
The CPU voltage seems to be high for 1144MHz.
What are your CPU core temps at idle and at full load?
Use Core Temp
Do you have Cool'nQuite enabled?
Your System Specs say 2X2GB Patriot RAM, CPUZ SPD tab for Slot#1 says 4GB Corsair RAM.
Are you running three RAM cards?
Mixing RAM cards, brands, timings and frequencies can cause system instability.
Post the CPUZ SPD tab for the Patriot RAM.
The BIOS version is FGF which is a beta BIOS.
As the Gigabyte site says:
Latest full BIOS version is FF.please use previous BIOS version for full functionality
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