BSOD whilst playing games

Hey guys. So for the past few months whenever i play any games i eventually get BSOD.. sometimes 5 minutes in.. sometimes an hour in. I've downloaded blue screen viewer and got a couple of screenshots of a couple of different bsod's.. these 2 seem to be the only ones that come up. I tried running a ram tester and that came back with no errors.. Just wondering if anyone can decipher this for me.
Furthermore.. i don't know if this is related or not but if i leave my computer on for say a day or so, everything starts to lag.. videos start to stutter and there is just lag in general in everything i do.. once i restart it all comes good... for a while but then starts up again. I tried disabling every non essential startup program but it still does it.
Thanks guys!
Also.. i am trying to add the dump files but can't figure out how to gain permission to do so...

Thanks for that Boris. Here is the zip. Sorry i'm a noob

Hello mitsuk0 and welcome to 7 Forums!

Now it will be very hard to get to the bottom of your errors/BSODs without any files to examine.

Please read through this thread and upload the required files so that we can help you:

Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions

Cheers, Boris :)

mitsuk0 said:

bump! can anyone help pleaseee

Sorry was meant to look at your files, I remembered it at job but quickly forgot once I was home again.

Alright have had a look and one BSOD was caused by WinPcap and I would recommend you perform a clean installation of it.

Another BSOD was caused by dxgmms1.sys which is DirectX related, so please visit the Geforce site to download the latest drivers:

Drivers | GeForce

When installing new drivers, select custom install, tick box "perform clean install" and it should wipe the old drivers.

You also had a couple of BSODs without cause but I noticed that you are running on a very outdated BIOS and this might cause some issues in some cases. I would recommend that you update it as well:

P8Z77-V LK | Motherboards | ASUS Global

Fill in your OS and the bit. Expand the BIOS link and download the "P8Z77-V LK BIOS 1402" file.

And if you are unfamiliar with updating the BIOS, I would recommend that you watch this video:

ASUS BIOS update how to

That's all for now.

Cheers, Boris :)