So basically i turned on my PC open youtube started watching a video and then opened up WoW, as soon as i logged on wow and as soon as the wow loading bar finished i got a blue screen, what i could read before it restarted it said that a device driver is attempting to corrupt
here is the dump file, thanks.
System
AMD Phenom 2 x6 1055t cpu
ATI HIS HD5850 GPU
12 gigs OCZ Obsidian ram
WD 1tb HDD
Patriot 60gb SSD
W7 64bit
Asus M4A89GTD PRO/USB 3 motherboard
Razer Lycosa keyboard
Razer Megalodon headset
Razer Naga mouse
I would like to Add that i have downloaded and installed the correct headset,mouse,keyboard,mobo,gpu drivers, The PC still BSOD even when i switch out headset keyboard and mouse, it seems to only crash while a game is open with other programs, BUT i have crashed with just firefox open. The headset and keyboard are fairly new and have only been used on this machine, the mouse how ever was used on my windows vista 32bit machine before i built my current computer, and they all work fine on my vista machine.
I had a close friend that would not lie to me do alot of benchmarking AND trouble shooting, however he could not get the computer to crash for him, he said all of my hardware is 100% solid and there is noting wrong with it. Could my monitors effect this? i do not think they require drivers or even have any.
here is the dump file, thanks.
System
AMD Phenom 2 x6 1055t cpu
ATI HIS HD5850 GPU
12 gigs OCZ Obsidian ram
WD 1tb HDD
Patriot 60gb SSD
W7 64bit
Asus M4A89GTD PRO/USB 3 motherboard
Razer Lycosa keyboard
Razer Megalodon headset
Razer Naga mouse
I would like to Add that i have downloaded and installed the correct headset,mouse,keyboard,mobo,gpu drivers, The PC still BSOD even when i switch out headset keyboard and mouse, it seems to only crash while a game is open with other programs, BUT i have crashed with just firefox open. The headset and keyboard are fairly new and have only been used on this machine, the mouse how ever was used on my windows vista 32bit machine before i built my current computer, and they all work fine on my vista machine.
I had a close friend that would not lie to me do alot of benchmarking AND trouble shooting, however he could not get the computer to crash for him, he said all of my hardware is 100% solid and there is noting wrong with it. Could my monitors effect this? i do not think they require drivers or even have any.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 Home premium 64bit.
- OS
- Windows 7 Home premium 64bit.
