Random BSOD

[dpm5049]

Hello,

This forum helped solve a problem I had when I first built my computer. Now a year later the BSOD's are back but seemingly for a different reason. Just as an fyi, I previously had a bunch of BSOD while running full screen video. The fix was to up the CPU NB voltage by .050 V to run at 1600 MHz or just run at 1333 MHz.

Now I get blue screens randomly, doesn't seem to be consistent trigger at all. Sometimes I'll get 3-4 in a row before it starts windows and then other times I'll be good for a few days to a week. I've tried messing with memory settings, under-clocking, changing CPU NB Voltage slightly, etc, but haven't had success. MEMTEST86+ was run overnight with no errors. I have uploaded my minidumps and system report as requested. I'd appreciate any help.

System Info:
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OS is now Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64

 

[zigzag3143]

Hello,

This forum helped solve a problem I had when I first built my computer. Now a year later the BSOD's are back but seemingly for a different reason. Just as an fyi, I previously had a bunch of BSOD while running full screen video. The fix was to up the CPU NB voltage by .050 V to run at 1600 MHz or just run at 1333 MHz.

Now I get blue screens randomly, doesn't seem to be consistent trigger at all. Sometimes I'll get 3-4 in a row before it starts windows and then other times I'll be good for a few days to a week. I've tried messing with memory settings, under-clocking, changing CPU NB Voltage slightly, etc, but haven't had success. MEMTEST86+ was run overnight with no errors. I have uploaded my minidumps and system report as requested. I'd appreciate any help.

System Info:
See My System Specs
OS is now Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64

The VIDEO_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_INTERNAL bug check has a value of 0x0000010E. This indicates that the video memory manager has encountered a condition that it is unable to recover from.

I would re-install the video driver with the newest available using this method.

When upgrading your graphic driver you MUST remove all traces of the current driver. In order to do that we recommend using Guru3D - Driver Sweeper


Phyxion.net - Driver Sweeper

When it is removed then download and install the fresh copy.

 

[dpm5049]

I used the Phyxion Driver Sweeper (3DGuru was no longer available) and then installed the latest AMD (ATI) drivers. I still have the same random BSODs. They haven't left any minidumps tho. Some of the messages were IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL and MEMORY MANAGEMENT. I ran memtest86+ again for over 9 passes with 0 errors. I've read these recent messages which I have gotten in the past deal with the windows registry. I used a registry cleaner and then even did a fresh install of windows but with no luck. Any ideas from this or some of the older minidumps (were they all video related?)?