driver is up to date 13.12.
I use cgminer for minning cryptocurrency, it has possibility to overclock GPUs which i am using to get the most coins per hours i can. I had nvidia GPU earlier, but it hasn't been problem, after that i reinstall Windows and during this fresh system nvidia gpu hasnt been installed.
several more BSODs, I run Furmark twice with setting max temp to 90C. First time BSOD after aprox. 5 min, second time BSOD after aprox 13 min. As far as i remember both times error was "Memory Management".
Sorry, are you saying it BSOD'ed during the stress test? Reset the overclock on the card back to default settings....I think this is where your problem may be lying.
You still have NVidia drivers in the system.....uninstall those completely.
yes BSODs during stress test. GPUs during stress test arent overclocked, nvidia drivers havent been installed.
Hmm, is Driver Verifier still enabled? If so please disable it by typing verifier.exe into the start menu then "delete existing settings"
Then try the test again.
Because your temperature is getting so high and it crashes fairly quickly it sounds like your video card is having issues. do you have any other graphics cards you can test? Do you have any other PCs you can test your video card on?
When I run Furmark my highest temp I've got to is 78C.
Strange since the nvstor.sys file is clearly identified in the dmp files.
Driver Reference Table - nvstor.sys
Is the NVidia card physically plugged into the motherboard?
NVidia GPU isnt plugged and hasnt been since Windows reinstall. nvstor.sys is nvidia SATA driver as far as I know
Yes, I believe you are correct.
None-the-less, if the machine is BSOD'ing during the video card stress test, then thats where the issues lies.
Ok new BSODs. I reinstalled Windows to Win 7 Prof 64bit and I did some hardware checks. I switched harddrive to another PC (seems to work fine), then I switched also 2xGPUs, RAM ans PSU(seems to work fine). At the end I composed PC as it had been in the beginning, but with new PSU and reinstalled Windows. These new BSODs comes from this new composed PC. I fear there is problem with motherboard or CPU.
I don't think so, the problem is coming from your disk drive.
Please run a disk check by following these instructions.
Disk Check
Then please download and run SeaTools to see if your disk drive is failing.
SeaTools for DOS and Windows - How to Use
Code:******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information. BugCheck 50, {fffff8800811fda8, 0, fffff88001251294, 2} Could not read faulting driver name Probably caused by : Ntfs.sys ( Ntfs!NtfsAddNtfsMcbEntry+204 )
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