PC crashing and rebooting mid-game error codes in thread

for a while my PC has been crashing while playing certain games, left 4 dead and Minecraft mostly, but it didn't bother me till recently as it has been getting worse.
what happens is after usually about 15-45 minuets into a game my screen would turn black while audio continues along with my mic for a second or two then my PC reboots with no other issues. there is no frame rate drop prior to the crash and my GPU temp is highest at about 75 and my CPU is usually about 55 (from time to time at 60)
over the past few days i got Crysis and the crashes are becoming more often and now happen within 10 mins i also discovered i can play campaign for as long as i want without a crash but as soon as i go online i crash in minuets i thought it might be only online but I've also been crashing in Bioshock 1.

i had a quick look through the event viewer and found a Error corresponding with the crashes which reads:
"The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x00000116 (0xfffffa80204784e0, 0xfffff88008a2d6ac, 0xffffffffc000009a, 0x0000000000000004). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 040213-17596-01."
.DMP file attached

Ive tried updating graphics drivers and a clean reinstall with no success
I'm on GeForce 314.22
no current beta drivers are released yet
if anyone can help that would be awesome



PC Specs:
CPU - i7 3770K
GPU - GEFORCE GTX 570
MOBO - GIGABYTE GA-Z68X-UD5
PSU - ANTEC 900W HCG-900
RAM - G.SKILL ARES 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3

ICit2lol said:

Hello and welcome Kade mate first how old is the machine?

Second have you had a quick look at temps? Speccy - Download < from piriform

Third have you Goolged any of the error codes? one is Windows 7 constantly crashing. Blue screen.STOP: 0X00000116 - Microsoft Community

My parts are all different ages ranging from 12 months to 6 months, oldest being my GPU and the newest being my CPU (excluding my RAM being only 3-4 months old)

My temps right now are
CPU - between 30-35 with an occasional spike to 40
GPU - about 35

In game (In this case Crysis 3)
CPU - up to 60 but usually 55
GPU - up to 75 but usually 55-65

I've googled them but usually they are resolved but updating/reinstalling graphics drivers Ive done that with no success

Dude said:

KadeEJ, I would post your dmp file in this thread

BSOD Help and Support - Windows 7 Help Forums

Also please add info on if your are using any overclocking on cpu or vga. You stated that you are the current drivers, have you rolled back to older drivers too?

I will post the file now, thanks!

I am not using any overclocking for either but i did install MSI afterburn and core temp to monitor temps but i did this after the crashes started i have not rolled back but it has been crashing for the past 3 versions at least

Dude said:

KadeEJ said:

Dude said:

KadeEJ, I would post your dmp file in this thread

BSOD Help and Support - Windows 7 Help Forums

Also please add info on if your are using any overclocking on cpu or vga. You stated that you are the current drivers, have you rolled back to older drivers too?

I will post the file now, thanks!

I am not using any overclocking for either but i did install MSI afterburn and core temp to monitor temps but i did this after the crashes started i have not rolled back but it has been crashing for the past 3 versions at least

Okay, I am not well versed in checking the dmp files but you will get some good help there.

ICit2lol said:

Yep go with Dude Kade I am not that clued up on dumps either and seeing the other stuff I asked is looking ok .

I've posted my DMP files in a new thread thanks for the help!

Solarstarshines said:

You Gpu is resetting itself meaning it might be going bad have you checked it for artifacts because the report indicates that you have a TDR situation going on meaning Timeout Detection Recovery

Timeout Detection and Recovery of GPUs through WDDM this explains your BSOD I had the same issue and ended up doing a RMA because it kept crashing every 2-3 minutes to the point it was a pain in the butt

that link explains for vista is it the same for 7?
also whats a RMA?

EDIT: dont worry googled RMA i feel stupid now.. i was thinking of doing that anyway ill check if it still has issues on another PC before i do though