BSOD Returned - At all times, error 0x00000116

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       #11

    Don't think its a problem (since the freeze/BSOD are often short after booting for the first time) - but, realtemp downloaded and I'll come back to you
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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       #12

    Just did some temp tests, attached them. Don't know if they say anything ;-)
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       #13

    Just had some day without any problems (used my pc all day yesterday without any incident - freeze/BSOD).
    But today, it only took 2 min before I got a BSOD.
    Attached it
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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       #14

    Still having a lot of problems. Not always BSOD, but its like the pc gets stuck right before a BSOD should occur...

    Yesterday I played a game on one screen and watched a series on the other screen, for almost 2 hours - when suddenly it crashed. I tried to restart, but it kept on crashing not even being able to boot properly. It started making the wierdest "beep" sounds, so I just kept it closed for an hour. I then succesfully booted it, set it to download a game from Steam and went to a friend.
    When I got back 5 hours later, it was still running, download was completed - but when I started Shadow Of Mordor, I only got to play for 5 min, before it froze again. :-/
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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       #15

    Well, the help stopped - but just wanted to let you know, that I found the problem through another forum.
    I edited the B2B CAS Delay from Auto (0) to 1 in the bios, and that did the trick.
    No idea what it is or why it helped - but it was the issue.
    Thanks for the help.
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