Recent content by thomashouston

in task manager, ram speed is shown to be 2133 MHz, so I think it is the actual running speed. 3200 MHz is only if XMP is enabled, which is disabled right now. from this post...

speccy link http://speccy.piriform.com/results/jv367MqLlUH2TKYyeavkE5E event viewer log here https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aiq4Itf3E79ogjUekqCi1aLQ7_Q9?e=CVC31z

switched to the other 2 ram sticks, still BSOD. here is the minidump files https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aiq4Itf3E79ogjT0lF_qBmhIWuXD?e=efFmaA I removed and re-inserted the VGA card too before the BSOD

I am using just 2 sticks of RAM now, and I got BSOD. https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aiq4Itf3E79ogjPYLEWl0Dtzd3Gb?e=IXGeC4 Do you need specifically 3 ram sticks or 2 is fine? I also borrowed an 8GB ram stick from a friend and still got BSOD https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aiq4Itf3E79ogjK_7lKsl4g-x6nu?e=GEOhPG

I stopped the test myself. I see the temp reach 95C and got a little freaked out. Should I let it run until BSOD occur? On my normal use usually it is ~50C.

I run prime95 small test and the temp reach ~95C on the CCD within 10 minutes. so I stopped the test then. should I let the test run until all of the CPU cores got close to 95C? https://1drv.ms/i/s!Aiq4Itf3E79ogjET3M1A_338UtTh?e=1uLsp0 also, I am not sure if this is important, I notice often...

here is the minidump files after running verifier for 24 hours https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aiq4Itf3E79ogjB06w6tdU0xGZ97?e=4NliN1

run the test twice, no error reported on both test. only 1 report saved, I pressed the wrong key when asked about the report https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aiq4Itf3E79ogi_Q4PhXjtKJqAwl?e=gCTrNp

I will try it. Though I have tried leaving the PC idle (no program running) on windows normal mode and safe mode and I got BSOD during that. I even got BSOD during windows install...

@ubuysa removed Panda and updated VGA driver, still BSOD below is the new minidump files from latest crash https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aiq4Itf3E79ogi7liM2hZIZ-dON3?e=UleHJf @hizoto I had Panda, removed it on ubuysa's suggestion. my RAM is on 3200 MHz already

thank you for answering. I have removed Panda AV for now, though I have had BSODs occur even before Panda was installed.

Hello everyone, I am currently having issue with multiple BSODs every day, often with different reason in the BSOD screen. A few things I have tried using just 1 RAM sticks move RAM stick to different RAM slot sfc /scannow checkdisk install newest chipset firmware install latest BIOS install...