Hi,
I have recently purchased a new computer, built it myself but I have been having serious issues with BSOD's for many weeks. I have removed my raid and overclock, updated bios, updated all drivers, run memtest on all 3 sticks and each stick individually, 1 pass 0 errors each time. This issue is driving me mad.
Prior to format I would get a random BSOD always when on desktop or browsing net, never for example when playing a game. I have just formatted and took 6 attempts to boot into windows as I got repeat BSOD on Windows start up (after installing stuff, not fresh install). Since then I have left desktop running and no BSOD for 6 hours... -.-
Dump file uploaded. If anyone can provide a solution they would be my hero, this looks like I will have to send the whole lot back for refund
Specs:
Windows 7 64bit
I7 930 @ 2.8
6gb Ram DDR3
ATI 5970
Creative sound card
3 HDD
Antec 850w PSU
No virus scan or firewall
p.s. when in windows i would sometimes experience a desktop/explorer crash it was a near guarantee that a BSOD would follow minutes after.
I have recently purchased a new computer, built it myself but I have been having serious issues with BSOD's for many weeks. I have removed my raid and overclock, updated bios, updated all drivers, run memtest on all 3 sticks and each stick individually, 1 pass 0 errors each time. This issue is driving me mad.
Prior to format I would get a random BSOD always when on desktop or browsing net, never for example when playing a game. I have just formatted and took 6 attempts to boot into windows as I got repeat BSOD on Windows start up (after installing stuff, not fresh install). Since then I have left desktop running and no BSOD for 6 hours... -.-
Dump file uploaded. If anyone can provide a solution they would be my hero, this looks like I will have to send the whole lot back for refund
Specs:
Windows 7 64bit
I7 930 @ 2.8
6gb Ram DDR3
ATI 5970
Creative sound card
3 HDD
Antec 850w PSU
No virus scan or firewall
p.s. when in windows i would sometimes experience a desktop/explorer crash it was a near guarantee that a BSOD would follow minutes after.