Random BSODs, 0x3B 0x1E

[rOKZYE]

Hey guys,

i get a lot of bluescreens, sometimes less, sometimes often. It's happening in Windows, in games, just random. Most of the time it's the error 0x3B and 0x1E. I've checked the RAM with Memtest, every single slot. No errors (over 48 Hrs. / Ram).
Memorycomponets are: 2x Seagate 1TB HDD, one 840 Pro Series 120GB SSD, 4x4 GB G.Skill 1600 MHz RAM and one GTX 770 2GB. Mainboard is a MSI MPower SP.

I've tried to read the minidumps in Bluescreenview without any results. As i can't see which driver is causing the error, i have no more ideas to fix it.

The pc crashed 4 times in 2 hrs today.
Here are the minidumpfiles (50 since june ^^)
https://www.sendspace.com/file/9bf7yk


I hope you can help me somehow. If you need more informations, just ask.


Best regards,
rOKZYE

 

[Golden]

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[rOKZYE]

Oops my bad,

i attached the .zip file.

 

[Golden]

You have a real mix of issues. Lets start at the top:

1. Run Windows Update. Install all available updates, including Optional Updates.
2. Download the latest video driver for your GTX770 from the NVidia site, and install it by following the steps in this tutorial:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/327414-nvidia-drivers-avoid-problems.html

 

[rOKZYE]

Okay i did both. As i already said before, the BSODs are randomly. I can't say "yes it's fixed now". Are there any other ideas what i could do/try? Or are there any obvious things in the minidump files? I heard i've to set the RAM Command Rate to 2.

/edit: had this bluescreen after updating windows/graphicscard-driver and setting the command rate to 2:

It's caused by tcpip.sys. So this error could have caused by my networkdriver i guess, i'll update it.