Solved Random bluescreens with different messages

[Thorsen]

If nothing has changed, but voltage is low, could this be due to PSU problems? I don't know for sure, but I would think that could be a culprit. don't want to pull you guys off track...

 

[TwoCables]

A PSU can't affect a CPU's core voltage like that. Besides, he has a quality-made unit (I'm not saying this just because it's a Corsair PSU).

 

[Thorsen]

A PSU can't affect a CPU's core voltage like that. Besides, he has a quality-made unit (I'm not saying this just because it's a Corsair PSU).

Gotcha. good to know I didn't know if it could or not.

 

[Samekh922]

Ok, well since I'm the only one who wants to help, I guess I'll just continue assuming that this is a problem with the CPU's core voltage.

Download, extract, and open CPU-Z from here: CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting (this is a direct link to the .zip file containing CPU-Z)

Let your computer idle and report the voltages you see in CPU-Z.

I don´t feel comfortable enough to touch my bios even tought i know pretty well how to use it. D:

I will use voltage increase as last resort if that´s okay with you.

I will proceed with the instructions you and ARC gave me, i will report asap.

 

[TwoCables]

You're not going to break anything if you follow my instructions carefully. I won't let you.

 

[Samekh922]

So yea i got this problem solved by reinstalling windows. And soon after it i also overclocked my cpu to 4.2ghz and haven´t single problem with the oc. Sorry for the very late reply! Had some internet problems back then.