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BSoD, 0x00000116 / 0x00000117
Hello,
I registered on this forum just for this issue that has been pestering me just recently.
I seem to receive random BSoDs, they happen randomly, but can be "forced" by playing a game or stress-testing.
The first time they happened they happened while purely searching on the web. I was in holiday this weekend, and it didn't happen before. Looking onto it, I noticed fixes regarding driver updates. I had a NVIDIA Driver 310.xx, I now updated to the latest 320, with no avail regarding the errors.
Using BlueScreenView, I seen the Drivers causing problems are nvlddmkm.sys, tdx.sys, ioTblMap.sys, NDProxy.sys, and at the first error, which is x117, CompositeBus.sys.
I searched my guts out on Google for every driver and error (116/117) to notice mostly about video drivers (which I did update, and nothing changed) and the only other thing I found was something regarding nvlddmkm, changing the file. Additionally I also considered overheating (also resulting from my searches), opening up a temperature program, I noticed my GPU was as much as 70*C on idle, which is absurd. I have 3 case fans (2 in 1 out) and they were full of dust, after dedusting I got about 40*C on idle. Reasonable for me, but nothing changed regarding BSoD.
I also, at first, received driver crashing error, but no BSoD or screen flicking, but after 5-10 minutes after the respective error.
The easiest way I can force into a BSoD (?) is to run BF3, in which I play about 1 minute onto when the game crashes down, the screen flicking, ending up in my screen going "off" state and nothing doable, the HDD led on my case also stopping, and my Numlock led, likewise stopping. Upon restart/forced shutdown, dmp's are created, too, under my assumption, when the screen goes black there's a BSoD happening.
If it matters anyhow, the cable is connected to DVI-D.
Thanks in advance. If there's anything I missed that would help troubleshooting let me know.