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The thread concerns a user experiencing recurring BSODs on Windows 10, likely related to hardware or driver issues, possibly involving their GPU. The user receives advice to update outdated Intel drivers, which they do, but still faces uncertainties about whether the NVMe firmware update improves stability. Overall, the discussion revolves around troubleshooting hardware and driver updates to resolve the BSOD problem.

Sorn

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Prior post -


Essentially just need to know is the new BSOD also caused by the new GPU? Thats a head scratcher if so.

Here's the new log - BEAST-(2020-01-04_11-32-34).zip
 

nmsuk

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You do have outdated intel drivers go here to install the latest Link Removed
 

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Sorn

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You do have outdated intel drivers go here to install the latest Link Removed

I installed and ran that and it only says my SSD Toolbox software was outdated, but my main drive is a nvme and I don't even use the SSD anymore (its not even plugged in right now), so I don't think thats the issue.

Edit - Looks like the NVMe is covered under that software so n/m.

Here's the detailed report -


Ah I see there's no actual dump from 1/4...weird. Guess I'll wait for the next BSOD!
 

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Sorn

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Ok update...looks like the NVMe was covered under the SSD toolbox and had a firmware update which I've applied. Guess I'll wait and see if that helped.

Is there any specific indication on the BSOD from 1/4 ?