Intermittent freezes and occasional BSOD's over last 6 months

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  1. Arc
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       #11

    jake13 said:
    PC froze again this weekend. Rebooted. Never got a BSOD. Waiting for it to happen again and hoping for BSOD.
    What were you doing that time when it froze?

    Bont expect a BSOD, they are not any good :)

    Reseat the RAM, SATA and Power cables, clean the edges of those with cotton cloth. It may work freely then.
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       #12

    Will try your recommendations tomorrow. I was not at the computer at the time it crashed. Screen was black and would not respond to keyboard or mouse to bring back to life [Typical of what I usually see]. No programs were running at the time. (when I walk away for the day, I clear all open apps except a Sensor Panel from AIDA64 that I've been using to track down possible heat issues leading to this problem) Had to reboot.

    No problems so far.
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  3. Posts : 9
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       #13

    Froze again last night while I was away. This morning I opened it up and did as requested above. Fingers crossed.
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  4. Arc
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       #14

    jake13 said:
    Froze again last night while I was away. This morning I opened it up and did as requested above. Fingers crossed.
    Dont worry. If it freezes without a crash, the situation is comparatively better I hope :)
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       #15

    BSOD while working this morning. Not doing much except CS6 DW, iTunes & Outlook. Seemed to point to ATI Driver. Here is the SF Diag. Dump. Thanks for all your help.
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  6. Arc
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       #16

    Jake, It is a VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE (116).

    Follow the thread STOP 0x116: VIDEO_TDR_ERROR troubleshooting, it describes what to de for a stop 116, in detail.

    But , there are updates for your ATI display card, after April, that you are using. Start from updating the display driver.
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