BSOD, Regular Bugcheck error

A failing GPU or a failing PCIe slot may cause BSODs, but not stop 0xF4's. The stop 0xF4 BSODs are storage related.

You have changed the disc, the motherboard, the sata cables. So what is left? I think nothing???

I am totally out of idea at this moment. I think I need to ask for some more help.

Hi mrd156, if you don't mind please Zip & upload the Kernel dump as I want to take a look
at the memory usage as sometimes 0xF4 can be caused due to a depletion in resources.

Please upload the Kernel dump file using Dropbox or Skydrive, the file is located in the Windows directory
and is usually a few hundred Megabytes in size.

Code:

C:\Windows\MEMORY.dmp

A GPU need to be in a PCIex16 slot, not a PCIex4 slot. Try just one GPU in the x16 slot and one monitor for now.

It would help others help you if you completely filled in your System Specs.
Please look at my specs in lower left of this post. It will give you a good idea of information that can be added.

Do you have your motherboard Manual?
It's a must to have.

Britton30 said:

A GPU need to be in a PCIex16 slot, not a PCIex4 slot. Try just one GPU in the x16 slot and one monitor for now.

That is why I asked for Complete System Specs.
X16 and x4 has got me puzzled also.

Also, some boards they are shared slots.

Thanks for the specs.
The BSOD Team wants a mini-dump instead of the kernel dmp.

Gary, this time the OP is setting a Kernel dump as Yo asked for it, #22.

Arc said:

Gary, this time the OP is setting a Kernel dump as Yo asked for it, #22.

Ooops, sorry, I missed that.