Mikhail
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For roughly the past two months I have been having recurring BSODs which point to various files as the culprit (mainly ntoskrnl.exe though nvvad64v.sys has also turned up more than once, and dxgmms1.sys and hiber_amdsbs.sys have also cropped up).
I don't always get a BSOD, however. Sometimes the system will simply hang and need a hard restart, or the display will go completely dark and audio will cut out (again needing a hard restart). I don't know how to gather data for that sort of crash so I've only included crash dumps from the BSODs but I'm assuming they are related.
The crashes happen most reliably when I try to do something demanding such as having multiple video tabs in Chrome open simultaneously while using Skype/Google video chat, and the system lasts no more than 5 minutes when attempting to play a game like Skyrim, however the crashes also seem to occur randomly (though less frequently) even during light usage or when no programs are open and the system is just idling.
The only real changes to my system that I can think of before the crashes began would have been Windows Updates, however my system restore points seem to have been deleted for some reason so I have no been able to go back to before the crashes began.
System Specs:
AMD Athlon II X4 630
4G DDR3
nVIDIA GeForce GTX 650Ti
W7F diagnostics, CPU-Z screens, and RAMMON html readout included.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
I don't always get a BSOD, however. Sometimes the system will simply hang and need a hard restart, or the display will go completely dark and audio will cut out (again needing a hard restart). I don't know how to gather data for that sort of crash so I've only included crash dumps from the BSODs but I'm assuming they are related.
The crashes happen most reliably when I try to do something demanding such as having multiple video tabs in Chrome open simultaneously while using Skype/Google video chat, and the system lasts no more than 5 minutes when attempting to play a game like Skyrim, however the crashes also seem to occur randomly (though less frequently) even during light usage or when no programs are open and the system is just idling.
The only real changes to my system that I can think of before the crashes began would have been Windows Updates, however my system restore points seem to have been deleted for some reason so I have no been able to go back to before the crashes began.
System Specs:
AMD Athlon II X4 630
4G DDR3
nVIDIA GeForce GTX 650Ti
W7F diagnostics, CPU-Z screens, and RAMMON html readout included.
Thanks in advance,
Mike