kevdansmith
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Hello all,
I have always played CS-GO on my computer without any problems. In fact, I haven't had any major problems with this computer as I do my best to maintain it and it's condition. Recently, I encountered rare and occasional BSODs. Sometimes occurring whilst doing random activities, a majority of the BSODs happen when I am playing CS-GO. These BSODs became so frequent that I decided I would reformat my HDD and secure erase my SSD in hopes it would help. The problem remained after the clean wipe which leads me to believe it may be hardware problem or possibly a driver issue. I used driver verifier to record the BSOD and which driver could be causing it. I therefore have a .dmp file along with the file I will post. I appreciate all, and any help anyone could provide. Thanks.
I have always played CS-GO on my computer without any problems. In fact, I haven't had any major problems with this computer as I do my best to maintain it and it's condition. Recently, I encountered rare and occasional BSODs. Sometimes occurring whilst doing random activities, a majority of the BSODs happen when I am playing CS-GO. These BSODs became so frequent that I decided I would reformat my HDD and secure erase my SSD in hopes it would help. The problem remained after the clean wipe which leads me to believe it may be hardware problem or possibly a driver issue. I used driver verifier to record the BSOD and which driver could be causing it. I therefore have a .dmp file along with the file I will post. I appreciate all, and any help anyone could provide. Thanks.
My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- OS
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit