This is more of a question to your problems that il ask the main hardware guys here to answer, Would taking out One 780, running it with only one connected, and seeing if it BSOD? and if so, try doing the same but with the other card? Same with the HD's apart from the one the OS runs from?
allready done that, pull out 1 3d cards = bsod, switch the 3d cards = bsod, put them both back in = bsod
allready pulled the non-os hdd out but still bsod, the only things i havent pulled out are my main os ssd, my mobo and my psu....
In addition you can work through the Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7 to go over your install.
yea still no luck, i'm gonne get it to the shop in the morning, i'll let you guys know what it was
anyway thanks for all your time and idea's
Have you tried another HD? Or testing this one? HD Diagnostic
You could try using another PSU? if you have a spare one that is sufficient enough lying around
allright guys, i got my pc back, it was the SSD that was causing the bsod i got a new one , a samsung evo 840 120gb
anyway i wanne thank you guys again for all your time and idea's, so... thanks :)
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