BSOD while playing games and after a few minutes of a Prime95 Test

[Muddiless]

I've been having blue screens for a long time now and I'm clueless at this point. I have replaced my hard drive, GPU, Motherboard, RAM and my OS. My most common blue screens are "a clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor" and "an uncorrectable hardware error was encountered". I play a lot of Dota 2, and it usually BSOD's within 1-2 games.

 

[torchwood]

Hi Muddiless,
There are no dumps in the Zip,
but from the logs,
USB3 hub drivers not installed
PCI simple comms controller drivers not installed.

You only have 2 windows updates??

Roy

 

[Muddiless]

Sorry about that, my bad. I just reinstalled windows on a new hard drive, that's probably why. Here are some dump files.

 

[Muddiless]

Another thing, my PC crashed 48 mins into a memtest. It also freezes within a few minutes of a Prime95 Blend Test, and the other 2 tests eventually make is freeze (a few minutes). Could it a RAM issue despite the fact that I had that replaced a few months ago?
Thanks

 

[Muddiless]

Bump

 

[Bat 1]

Before someone posts and tells me to read the OPs system specs, there's no nfo other than it's a custom built desktop running Win 7 64 bit.
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That said, can You post the Complete System Specs ? Sounds like it'd be either an overheating problem or not having the required PSU wattage.

 

[Muddiless]

I assumed all of that would be in the zip logs, but I'll fill it out and report back.
Thanks!

 

[Bat 1]

I assumed all of that would be in the zip logs, but I'll fill it out and report back.
Thanks!

Really didn't have the time to read all of that. So couldn't find the Case model and fans nfo. PSU Make and Model didn't seem available either ? CPU cooler model might have been listed but as I posted, just don't have the time to go though everything. Since You live in a warm location knowing if the Rig is used in a room with aircon especially since the CPU is a K model, and if it had been running at higher clock rates ? I will try to find the time to go though what You uploaded but going by the specs I did read, I'm sure You've already cleaned the dust from the PC and You've been monitoring temps on the CPU, ect. so posting those temps at idle and under load would be a help

 

[Muddiless]

How exactly do I check if it has been running at higher clock rates? I generally turn on the air conditioning for some time while playing any games.

At 35% load, the temperature varies from 60-78 C (According to RealTemp.)
At 13% load (I can't seem to get it below this), the temperature varies from 50-65 C.

 

[axe0]

Stuff like PSU, cooling, case and such are not present in the logs, which is why we need you to fill in your system specs as properly as possible.


Please upload a fresh zip created by the DM Log Collector

 

[Muddiless]

The new log file.

 

[axe0]

It appears your installation is counterfeit, no support may be provided until a genuine activation has been used on a clean install.

Troubleshooting a counterfeit installation is useless as it is not known what has been modified to your system.
A counterfeit installation contains heavily modified code which causes the system to behave in unexpected ways.
For this reason, analyzing counterfeit systems is unreliable and analysts won't try it.

I recommend to install a genuine copy of Windows.
If, after you have installed a genuine copy of Windows, you still get BSOD's we'll be happy to assist you.

 

[Muddiless]

A tech guy came over and installed a new version of windows to see if the OS was the problem, I'll reinstall my old copy right away. Thanks for telling me

 

[Muddiless]

I'm back, I had exams so I didn't want to risk reinstalling my older copy of Windows. I just played a match of Dota 2 and after exiting the game and downloading the log collector I blue-screened with the clock interval issue again.

 

[axe0]

Have you reinstalled your older copy before playing?

 

[Muddiless]

Yes I did, but it bluescreens with both versions. I have a new power supply, should I try installing it or is another component the issue?

 

[axe0]

is another component the issue?

It is nearly impossible to tell if certain parts cause issues with the logs.

 

[Muddiless]

If you need any other information I'll get it, what else is required?

 

[axe0]

As said, it is nearly impossible to tell. The best way to tell would be with a kernel dump, but even then it is not 100%.

 

[Muddiless]

Well I've replaced the processor, its fan, the hard disk and the GPU. I'll just change the PSU and report back I guess. What exactly is a kernel dump? A BSOD minidump?