BSOD during intensive graphics games, error 0x00000116


  1. Dredd666
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    BSOD during intensive graphics games, error 0x00000116


    So I was playing wow and randomly got crashes and then a BSOD. I instantly figured ok I'll update my drivers. Did that, still having the issue. Virus scan : all Clear. Uninstalled and reinstalled graphic drivers, again nothing. Ran games and checked temperatures before crash, perfectly fine levels. Cracked the case open dusted everything off, Took card out, reconnected and made sure all connection were good, still; crashing.
    At this point i'm assuming It's time for a new gpu(was looking to upgrade anyways buuut was hoping to sell this one to fund a new one). Tried to run Valley benchmark after all this; crashed again. I can still run 2d games ie low impact games.

    Anyways figured i'd try get some help before I opt to get a new card.

    Edit : It is now just Randomly Crashing/Bsod after a while, even just browsing the internet
    Last edited by Dredd666; 17 Sep 2018 at 16:58. Reason: update
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  3. Snick
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    Hi Dredd666,

    Welcome To SevenForums!

    Try running Furmark GPS stress test.

    Download FurMark - MajorGeeks

    I'll have a look at your logs tomorrow, I'm burnt tonight from my college studies! (cybersecurity)

    axe0 is our resident BSOD expert, and is in college now as well and stated 2 day delay in responding to BSOD posts. Yea, we're a little backlogged on BSODs!

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  4. Dredd666
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    As with the Valley benchMark, Instant bsod. I think i'm just going to pick up a gtx1080 today, the prices are good finally
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  6. Snick
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    Yes, good idea, it appears as though your Graphics card is shot!

    Wishing you the best!

    Happy Computing!

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