BSOD while GPU stressed/unstressed, errors 10000007e/00000124/00000116

I've installed 332.21, I've tried new drivers numerous times in the past with no avail, but I'll try again.

Temperatures etc are not the problem here. The 700 series GPUs are resource hungry and does not work perfectly in many a systems.

Disable the OC and see how it performs with the stock hardware settings.

Can you manage any other GPU (not of a 700 series) to test the situation?

So I can say that there is a chance that your system is not being capable with a 700 series nvidia GPU.

Whatever may be said in the theory, but in practice you have seen that two different 700 series GPU could not change the situation; but a comparatively low range GPU works fine.

I think you should choose your GPU based on the fact that you have observed.

Arc said:

So I can say that there is a chance that your system is not being capable with a 700 series nvidia GPU.

Whatever may be said in the theory, but in practice you have seen that two different 700 series GPU could not change the situation; but a comparatively low range GPU works fine.

I think you should choose your GPU based on the fact that you have observed.

Do the locations of the BSOD failures lead to a conclusion? like the + 5d140 and 0x00000116 file codes?

You HW log says you PSU is very bad, no voltages are near even the minimum values. Your CMOS battery on the motherboard is also run down, the VBAT figure.
Volts should be in these ranges:

Yellow = 12VDC (11.4 - 12.6)
Red = 5VDC (4.75 - 5.25)
Orange = 3.3VDC (3.135 - 3.465)

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This shows my voltages with HWInfo64. HW Monitor doesn't work on my system.

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Cool that says you PSU is OK, must be a HW Monitor glitch.
You can check in your BIOS to see what the volts read there.