Multiple BSOD with seemingly no connection

That is why I suggested those all to you in the second post of the thread, specially the cleaning part, and resiting all the parts.

If you have followed those, I wish there should be a way out.

Welcome
Im not taking over, just a thought in passing. Have you tried furmark?
FurMark

Rich, I suggested, he reported it gives instant crashes. Here in the post: https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...ml#post2070457

Thanks a lot to you for posting in :)

Do you know if you BSOD in safe mode?
A yes answer would be a big help
If answer is no, try clean boot.
Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
What happens with driver verifier?

richc46 said:

Welcome
Im not taking over, just a thought in passing. Have you tried furmark?
FurMark

If you get instant crashes, to me that would indicate your computer gets the BSODs due to stress.
Did you update graphics driver?
Did you notice temp just prior to BSOD?

Im not going to pop in again, for a while, but just had a thought. Take stress test
Prime95

Which version of DirectX is on your computer?

Download: DirectX 11 Technology Update - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details