BSOD While playing games x124

BorisTheAnimal · 06 Feb 2016

Cruze said:

Ok ya so far its been working when it normally would crash. Should I still go down to 1600mhz?

Yes, like you see in Layback Bear's post your CPU wouldn't be able to handle higher speeds.

Cruze · 06 Feb 2016

Ok then ill go change it to that in bios right now

Cruze · 06 Feb 2016

So basically just keep testing it. But with 1600mhz? then if all is good I could move up to 2133mhz and see how that goes? because alot of people are saying 2133mhz with my CPU is perfectly fine.

BorisTheAnimal · 06 Feb 2016

Well keep it at 1600Mhz for at least a couple of days just to be sure and then if no crashes have occurred then you could try to up it.

Holding both thumbs up for good luck!

Cruze · 06 Feb 2016

Alrighty Thanks man ill let you know if it still happends. Thank you so much for your guys help so far.

Cruze · 07 Feb 2016

Ok so after playing for hours It seems to not happen as often. But it finally happend again....

BorisTheAnimal · 07 Feb 2016

Cruze , why in the world would you say finally? For me you would use the word when you want it to happen..

Anyway please upload dmp files if there are some available just to be sure we are dealing with the same error.

Also if you haven't already I would run memtest86+ on each memory module separately.

Cruze · 07 Feb 2016

Well I obviously don't want it to happen but at this point I almost expected it to happen. I have ran memtest86+ twice passed both times. I will post crash dumps again.

Cruze · 07 Feb 2016

I was just in BIOS looking at stuff and I noticed my ram is at 1.5v but on the sticks themselves it says to have it on 1.6v should I change it to 1.6?

Cruze · 07 Feb 2016

When ever I go to change it I click on it and it does nothing. So I used the + and - keys but then it just does this (look at pic) what do I set that too??? It was on auto.