Random BSOD last bsod points to atikmdag.sys 0x000000d1

[ChrisG230]

I believe there may be more than one issue with my pc.

Recently I bought 16 gb of new ram and an ssd I installed the ram ssd and a new install of Windows on the ssd all was going fine until randomly the pc would freeze up, randomly reboot or get a bsod.

I figured it might be ram and tried memtest86 and windows memory diagnostic and it was freezing on hammering rows and locking up on windows memory diagnostic. I removed the new ram and all seemed fine memory tests ran without issue, so I figured bad ram until today when I randomly got a bsod for the above reason.

Other BSOD I have had have pointed towards Memory Management issues which I figured was down to the ram.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I would like to nail down if the issues were linked and possible a motherboard issue or is it just a coincidence and a lot of bad luck

Thank You.

Chris

 

[Laith]

It is pointing to the ATI Graphics drivers. Upgrade it.

 

[ChrisG230]

Thank you for your answer Lalith the drivers were 1 release old just updated them now.

But like I said I have seen many different errors so if possible would like help seeing if there is anything else causing it also.

 

[ChrisG230]

Update just got a new bsod while playing Rome2 Total War this time Ntfs.sys.

Attached are the files for this crash also any help narrowing down the cause would be great windows is on a brand new ssd so I doubt the os could corrupt in 5 days on a new OS, I am truly beginning to think possible motherboard damage at this stage.

 

[Laith]

Well since it BSODed with NTFS.sys than it means you should format your drive.. Backup your stuff and format your drive.

 

[derekimo]

It would be a good idea to test the hard drive first,

Please perform the following tests,

chkdsk /r

SeaTools for DOS and Windows

This wouldn't hurt either,

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html