Several BSOD each day. stop 0x0000007c

[Jakle001]

That's what I thought as well. They even showed that what GPU and CPU, that I had. "You don't have an AMD product" CPU: AMD.

 

[BorisTheAnimal]

That's what I thought as well. They even showed that what GPU and CPU, that I had. "You don't have an AMD product" CPU: AMD.

Hm okay, well could you run Speccy and post a screenshot just so that we aren't missing something here.

 

[Jakle001]

Here it is, hope you can see it.

 

[Jakle001]

So my PC crashed again, though no BSOD, only a freeze.

 

[axe0]

Freezes aren't the same as BSOD crashes, nor are shutdown/restart crashes.

 

[Jakle001]

Yeah, that's what I thought. So then, I have to move to another forum thread since the BSOD has turned into freezes?

 

[axe0]

Freezes are a bit terrible to troubleshoot, they don't leave anything behind because the system can't as it can't respond.
I would boot into safe mode to see if it there too occurs, if it does you have a hardware problem, else a software problem.

 

[Jakle001]

The only problem is that I don't know when it occurs, it can go several hours in between or just a few minutes or seconds.

 

[Jakle001]

Here's the lastest BSOD. It occurred when I had chrome up and was searching for new updates for windows.

 

[Jakle001]

I remembered that I still had my old GPU, so I replaced my current GPU with my old one (I did this on Thursday, today is Monday). The computer worked fine without any major problems like BSOD. Yesterday came the first crash after a cold boot (Memory Management). Today, after cold boot, I got 2 new BSOD's with error messages that I haven't seen before. 0x00000018 and 0x000000FE.

 

[axe0]

What USB devices do you have attached?
Suggested to check ASRock for USB driver updates.

 

[Jakle001]

Their latest USB-driver was back in 2010, which I now installed. For USB devices: Steelseries Rival and QPAD MK-85.

 

[axe0]

If you get another 0xEF, switch your mouse and keyboard from port.