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Have you overclocked?
Lots of BSOD problems 1A 3B 0A 50 1E C4 BE 4E
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New #32
Nope, I'm running at defaults, no overclocking at all.
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New #34
I have an i7-4770K which is rated to 72.72°C and I'm using an Arctic Freezer i30 CO.
As you can see in the tests it goes up to a max of 67°C so it should really be fine...
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New #35
As a side note, I've had a feeling all these BSOD have been related to my GPU, so I've managed to borrow a low end GT620 which I have installed right now. No BSOD as of yet, but it's only been a few hours. I ran the Intel test again using this GPU and had no problems, max temperature of 70°C. If I still get no BSOD by tomorrow then I guess the problem is solved and I'll just need to buy a new GPU.
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New #36
Let us see one more image.
Test your RAM modules for possible errors.Run memtest86+ for at least 8 consecutive passes.
If it start showing errors/red lines, stop testing. A single error is enough to determine that something is going bad there.
Before closing memtest86+, take a camera snap of the computer screen and let us see the image.
Any run that is cont consecutive (provided errors are not coming up) will just be waste of your time.
About necessity, it is the most necessary thing when there are so many versatile bugchecks with different possible causes.
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New #37
Thanks Arc, but I already did lots of passes with MemTest... about 4 the first time, then around 10, then I tested it for 48 hours straight with about 20 passes, and no errors on any of them.
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New #38
Do it one more time and let us see the camera snap of the computer screen.
It is necessary. Things are depending on it. Other than that the right inference cannot be attained of.
The camera snap will tell at least one thing, that you are running memtest86+, not memtest86. And there will be more.
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New #39
I won't have time to run it for more than just the night time for at least another couple of weeks because of work. I'm definitely running MemTest86+, downloaded from here as a bootable USB stick. Done about 35+ passes so far with no errors.
Like I said above though, I borrowed a low end GPU and since then I've had no crashes, so if there's still no crashes by tomorrow (I'm working quite intensively right now) then I assume it was the GPU causing all of the crashes and order a new GPU, since everything else I tested seems fine so far besides my CPU running a bit hot, but that doesn't seem to be causing any problems.
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New #40
It's probably the GPU then. Good job on finding the culprit!
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