Recent content by Doomvor

Turns out it was bad RAM sticks. Thank you for your help everyone.

I've managed to RMA the ram after much talk with gskill support. Once I get the new sticks (in about 2 weeks), I'll put them in and see if they pass the memtest and if I have any issues, it's possible my PSU is bad but hopefully it was actually the RAM at fault. But we'll find out in a few...

Unfortunately I do not have proof of purchase, it was purchased by my recently deceased father as a gift so getting proof of purchase is practically impossible. I'll try running the tests with the XMP off and see if it alleviates any of the problems with it.

I ran the memtest and it errored on each stick in the thousands, so I think it's safe to say that it's the RAM at fault here. Unfortunate considering I just got these sticks a year and a half ago. It seemed that the RAM couldn't keep up with the tests (they were one input off on each error)...

Done, I'll run the memtest tomorrow.

I use ethernet cable, the only time I used the Wifi was to install my LAN drivers originally, the Wifi device is disabled since I don't intend on using it. Realtek drivers were my attempt at updating my drivers when I started having bluescreens. When I used the website it simply tells me...

I removed speedfan a very long time ago via its uninstaller, I wasn't even aware it was still implemented on my system, I use core temp instead. I'll run the memtest next chance I get.

I've installed these chipset drivers and will be back with the benchmark if my pc has another bluescreen (this may take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks). Thank you for the help so far.

I ran sfc before posting and it came back with no issues detected, ran it again just now to be sure and got the same result.

I've recently (within the last two months after a bad storm cut the power) started having BSODs that are not exactly easy to replicate. Sometimes they're instant other times they take days or weeks to happen. I only have the four most recent minidumps and am at a loss as to what to do to fix...

I think it's safe to say I am not having the issue anymore, thank you so much for your help. It ended up fixing after the keyboard drivers were reinstalled.

I haven't had a bluescreen since Friday, however once it reaches Friday again I'll know for certain that the pc is fixed, I believe the culprit was my Steelseries drivers or a combination of my audio, network and keyboard drivers, everything seemed to be working fine after I reinstalled them...

I'll reinstall and update it, I'll report back in a few days or when I bluescreen, whichever comes first. Thank you again.

just had a bluescreen with the following error Kernel_security_check_failure bsod says csrss.exe was the issue with a point towards sshid.sys (i believe this is my steelseries keyboard) Here is the one drive of my bluescreen https://1drv.ms/u/s!Anwg_zGu6cDVhivzdpuEjJVxgAB6?e=LOR0Oh

I'll write back in a few days or the next time I bluescreen, whichever comes first. Thank you for your help.