It's been over three months and I am still struggling with multiple BSOD.
I wish I were more able to fix this but, I am not.
If anyone will review to possibly help with this I appreciate it more than you know.
Spent over 2400$ on a new system and it's not gone long without BSOD or often just locking up requiring a restart.
New file created for diagnostics and uploaded.
Last edited by Pwnsesh; 17 Jun 2014 at 10:14.
Pwnsesh mate don't quite fully understand what you mean by updating your driver?? There are a few in a system so which one ??
Also what are you doing with the BIOS?? It is something best left well alone unless you know what you are doing. Before you do anything I would back up the registry and any data you need.
Registry - Backup and Restore
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I am sorry, I mean I just updated my video driver and since received a few bsod messages.
I have always built my machines in the past my last two work flawlessly, this one I had a company put it together with parts I bought and been having problems ever since (go figure). I only mentioned that I may reset my bios because I am not sure what else could be causing the problems I am having.
Not worried about any data am just attempting to have my computer go for a strait hour of use while on a video game that uses my gpu
Last edited by Pwnsesh; 10 Mar 2014 at 21:14.
Now don't touch the BIOS mate this is the latest driver for that GPU (have just updated mine)
EVGA Download Center it is the 335.23 one.
I always use the manufacturers site for drivers as I am not a fan of the Windows feature in Device Manager.
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