BSOD Randomly , please help

pippz619 · 10 Feb 2013

Well , anyway , havent gotten the BSOD ever since i took out my Razer Keyboard . Can did have been the cause ?

Arc · 10 Feb 2013

Not impossible. Razor keyboard and mouse comes with the software/driver that is not very soundly written; and they are unstable.

pippz619 · 11 Feb 2013

Ok so did get BSOD without the razor keyboard , is there any other advise you can give me plz.
Here is the latest files , i even tried installing windows 32bit again

pippz619 · 11 Feb 2013

Ok so i did the ram test on the gpu and it passed 3 times .
I then did the furmark test and it was running about 73degrees stable .
And then suddenly Bam , restart , here is the files after that happned.
Does this mean my GPU is faulty , did memtest only with both rams sticks in
and one pass only.

And another thing , should i put my fan speed on auto with msi thingy ?
so that my fan actually works ?

Arc · 11 Feb 2013

Still a stop 0x116.

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 116, {8597d220, 93980794, c000009a, 4}

*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for nvlddmkm.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for nvlddmkm.sys
Probably caused by : nvlddmkm.sys ( nvlddmkm+752794 )

Followup: MachineOwner
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Try to have some additional cooling, and make it sure that all the air vents and fan grills are clean from dusts. 73degree is an enough high temperature, and at that heat the GPU crashes.... if it is not the GPU itself that is not able to take a load, it must be a overheating issue.

pippz619 · 12 Feb 2013

In the past it was stable at like 80 degrees. And it never gave me a BSOD. When i used to have my amd it would go to 100 degrees and the card would just cut out , but never caused a bsod. It was fixed after i bought my Intel. It was just suddenly now that it started to happen

pippz619 · 12 Feb 2013

Ok so i took it back to the supplyers 2day and they noticed that my fan was damaged , one of the fans propellers or what ever was broken off , it must have happened when i cleaned it with air... Cant that be the cause ? My friend said something like if the fan runs unstable it can cause the gpu to stop working and then give that error ? Is Theese cards really that advanced ?

Arc · 12 Feb 2013

If the fan is damaged, the error that you are getting is most possible. Replace the damaged hardware before it cause damage to any other hardware due to overheating.