New Custom Built Computer. BSOD involving using internet/network

[eldritch09]

I've been solving this for almost two months but still no good. I have a new custom built pc, below is my specs:

VCard: R9285
RAM: HyperX Fury (4gb)
PSU: Thermaltake Lite Power (600Watts)
MOBO: Z97 Gaming 3
Processor: I5 4460

I also reformat my pc for so many times. My problem is that when I do activity like using facebook or using torrent software, I getting a BSOD, but very randomly. Also, I used FireFox because when I used Google Chrome and play video in youtube, it will automatically get a BSOD. Sometimes it freezes, sometimes it get a BSOD. I already disable the Killer Network Manager as some said that it causes BSOD, but still no good. I already did series of test like Memtest, Intel Burn Test, and Furmark, but all of the test passed. I started to think that it was a hardware problem but as far as I know, all of my parts are Brand New. Lastly, 5-6 or more hours of playing hardcore games didn't get me a BSOD, so I have no problem in playing games or either in temperature problem.

Please help me. I'm losing hope on this. It's very frustrating day after day :'(.

 

[Laith]

Follow the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions
and then report back.

 

[eldritch09]

Hi Laith,

What specific step should I follow?

Thanks

 

[Laith]

What you want..

 

[eldritch09]

I already followed the instruction in my first thread. Any updates on this?

 

[Golden]

I already followed the instruction in my first thread. Any updates on this?

ZIP file attachment = empty. Empty attachment = no analysis possible.

Try again.

 

[eldritch09]

Oh...I'm very sorry for this...Please see the attached file. I just attached the file last December 12 scan as the log collector is not working anymore to me, although the BSOD is still occuring until now (at least 2 times a day) with the same bug check code.

Also, I remember that the first time I used my motherboard, it is not working, and then when we go the the technician, he said that there was a bended pin, so he fixed it, and then my motherboard is now working. Can it be one of the issue why I always get BSOD everyday?

Thanks

 

[Golden]

Also, I remember that the first time I used my motherboard, it is not working, and then when we go the the technician, he said that there was a bended pin, so he fixed it, and then my motherboard is now working. Can it be one of the issue why I always get BSOD everyday?

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*                        Bugcheck Analysis                                    *
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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 124, {0, ffffe0000e7fa028, ba000000, 52000402}

Probably caused by : GenuineIntel

Followup: MachineOwner
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Given that the bugcheck indicates a general hardware failure, I would say the chances are very high that the motherboard is still faulty.

My best advice would be to replace it.

 

[eldritch09]

But I already done a series of stress test, but during that, no BSOD at all. Usually i get BSOD while FireFox is on or while using Facebook or any application that requires internet connection. However, all of my drivers are updated, but still, there's BSOD.

 

[Laith]

Replace anything related to your network usage(ethernet, WiFi) If you have a WiFi card replace it.
If WiFi is built-in on the motherboard replace the motherboard.