BSODs

Hello there, me again!

So yeah, I've been having these issues for quite a while and I'm telling you these BSODs aren't exactly my best friends. I did a complete reinstall of windows in the past, the BSODs stopped for a few days, crashed once, then stopped again, and now they started again. They happen randomly! Sometimes at startup, sometimes 10 minutes in, sometimes 3 hours in. I'm fed up and want to confront them mano-a-mano, hopefully you guys can help out. Here's a zip of my full history of BSODs.

So yeah, we go quite a while back. I'm no expert in this stuff.

Hi. Ya I see lots of errors. At least one of them is a hardware error so you can start by following this thread.

My guess is you're overlclocking? If so, set to default speeds.

Congrats on the drivers in use. One of the better machines I've ever seen in this section of the forum.

You also have a UAC driver error in there. Scan the system with full updates on full system scan with Malwarebytes. Run sfc /scannow from an elevated command prompt.

Visit Kingston's site for the correct Vdimm and timings for your RAM. After bios update, set the values to be correct for the RAM.

Steam is having issues with Win 7. I don't mean your Steam. I mean the software itself.

torrentg said:

Hi. Ya I see lots of errors. At least one of them is a hardware error so you can start by following this thread.

My guess is you're overlclocking? If so, set to default speeds.

Congrats on the drivers in use. One of the better machines I've ever seen in this section of the forum.

You also have a UAC driver error in there. Scan the system with full updates on full system scan with Malwarebytes. Run sfc /scannow from an elevated command prompt.

Visit Kingston's site for the correct Vdimm and timings for your RAM. After bios update, set the values to be correct for the RAM.

Steam is having issues with Win 7. I don't mean your Steam. I mean the software itself.

Hi! Thanks for the reply. I have a few questions.

Like I said I'm no expert in this stuff. My PC has been custom-made by a professional company, and contacting them to fix it would mean that I have to go over there and hand the PC for like a week. Which I don't want :/

Anyways, could you be more explicit here please? :

torrentg said:

You also have a UAC driver error in there. Scan the system with full updates on full system scan with Malwarebytes. Run sfc /scannow from an elevated command prompt.

And here ?

torrentg said:

Visit Kingston's site for the correct Vdimm and timings for your RAM. After bios update, set the values to be correct for the RAM.

Indeed I am overclocking the processor at 3.5ghz up from 2.8, and the manufacturer showed me how to choose profiles in BIOS but I forgot . Also, are there any drivers I need to update? And yeah, I need Steam for some of my games :/

Thanks again for the reply.

The overclocking is causing the bsod or at least is the main issue with the pc at the moment. Must default clock it to continue with troubleshooting. Post a crash dump if one should happen while default clocked.

Alright set it to clock speed @2.8ghz. Will see how it goes.

No crashes so far.

Very good to hear.