Recurring BSOD playing iRacing - zip file included


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    Recurring BSOD playing iRacing - zip file included


    I've been putting up with a recurring BSOD when playing iRacing for awhile now.
    a few times it happened when i was streaming on Twitch so i quit streaming, then it started doing it while just playing the game.

    I didn't have minidump enabled so not sure if this will help but i did create the zip file.
    Any help is appreciated.
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    Hi Piranha,

    dump files are there, someone will look at them shortly.


    Roy
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    Anyone?
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  4. Posts : 7
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    I looked into the dmp files


    looking in the dmp files its telling me that hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe (Short for Windows NT operating system kernel,) is causing the bsod's I don't know what hal.dll is all I know thats a important Windows file and ntoskrnl is something to do with the kernel. look online
    Last edited by The Flume; 07 Jul 2017 at 16:13. Reason: just telling him to look online
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    Hi PiranhaZ06,

    Do you still need help?
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    I did a clean install and update to Windows 10.
    Installed the minimum amount of the latest software to play iRacing and got a BSOD within 5 mins.
    I have narrowed it down to trying to use too high graphics settings within the game or either the overclocking of my processor to 4.6GHz
    So, I set all graphics setting within the game to minimal for maximum FPS and have gotten no BSODs.
    I guess that is my problem so now I just have to figure out what settings I can use that give a balance between graphics quality and stability.

    If you have any other ideas/suggestions, please share.
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    Don't overclock, a common cause for BSODs
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    Windows 10


    For Me Windows 10 is more likely to get bsods than vista thats why im on 7 beacuse vista is old and it lost support but windows 8 is the most likely for me to bsods and my computer was made for windows 8
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