BSOD on newly built PC! Only when gaming not stress testing.

[JMS230]

http:// - DMP FILES HERE. Hi, I recently built my first PC (about 2 weeks ago or so) and I have been getting BSOD while playing games. The BSOD only has happened on Call of Duty World at War while loading a custom zombie map, Battlefield 3 and Battlefield bad company 2 from just playing for a few minutes and planetside 2 just after I installed it and tried to launch it. Although it never happened to planetside 2 on start up again. I have tried many things such as reinstalling windows 7, reinstalling drivers and the games, switching the ram to the other two slots. Nothing works! I also tried doing stress tests such as 3DMARK 11 and Furmark for the GPU, no crashes! I went to bluescreenview and every dmp file says its caused by ntoskrnl.exe. On another forum someone decoded the dump files and he said is most likely memory related. However, I just switched the ram to new kingston ram I bought. That didnt fix it. I also have Minecraft and it has never happened while playing that game even after like a 5 hour session. It also has never happened while doing anything besides playing the games I mentioned earlier. The STOP error I get is 0x0000007e Please help! I will attach my last 5 dmp files in this post.

System Specs:

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
i7-3770k stock clocks (Cooled with an arctic cooling freezer 13 air cooler)
EVGA GTX 670 FTW
Corsair TX750 V2 PSU
1 TB Seagate Barracuda 7200 RPM HDD
ASUS P8Z77-V LE PLUS motherboard
8GB G.Skill RipJawsX series 1600MHz 1.5v RAM (Now Kingston HyperX Plug n Play 1600MHz 1.5v)
4 Case Fans

 

[te100]

could be its hard to say unless you got spare parts that you can swap to see if it clears. of course you said you got all the updates did you get the one that causes bsod. Microsoft released 6 updates that were bad http://www.maximumpc.com/microsoft_issued_half_dozen_problematic_patches_last_tuesday2013

But I would try another card if you got one around or can borrow one

 

[JMS230]

could be its hard to say unless you got spare parts that you can swap to see if it clears. of course you said you got all the updates did you get the one that causes bsod. Microsoft released 6 updates that were bad http://www.maximumpc.com/microsoft_issued_half_dozen_problematic_patches_last_tuesday2013

But I would try another card if you got one around or can borrow one

Ok, I'll uninstall those updates but I will also mention that my windows disk look really messed up on the sides, like its a lighter colour on the edges and at some points that lighter colour dips in farther onto the disc. Also I tried using integrated graphics on my i7 but when I booted up the resolution was 640x480 and things were distorted. Could this be because I still had my other gpu in at the same time? Or maybe I have a bad mobo or cpu? Or the windows installation disk is messed up?

 

[te100]

that could be a driver depending on what integrated chip you have. but it seems like you are narrowing it down

 

[JMS230]

that could be a driver depending on what integrated chip you have. but it seems like you are narrowing it down

I took out my GPU and am now using my onboard graphics. I played BF3 for about an hour and I heard a buzzing noise then the screen went black and the computer restarted. No blue screen. It also just happened reinstalling Bad Company 2 but has not happened in Crysis 3.