BSOD possibly caused by bad cable management

[user20780]

Hello everyone!!
I have a rig for about three months and there are many blue screens with bug code 0x00000116. Based on what i have read in the Internet it is either a defected piece of hardware(not in my case,because i have tested it) either a temprature problem (i didnt find such problems) or a ground problem. Whenever i touched my case, there was a bsod. Also i have disconnected the usb 3.0 cable from the mobo. I tried to change place of my pc case and i experimented with removing the two panels. Honestly, my cable management is not the best. My rear panel is very tight closed. Right now i have removed and when i touch the case,nothing happens. Is it possible because of my bad cable management to cause a grounding problem? Blue screens occured also randomly during day.i haven't tried to put back my rear panel yet.

My rig is:
CPU: Intel Core i5 4690k
gpu: nVidia gtx 760
RAM: corsair vengeance 2x4gb
case: corsair 450d
PSU: corsair rm750

Thanks in advance!

 

[IntelTurtleFan]

BSOD are not caused by bad cable management. It could have been a flook (Jet flys by and you try to start your car and it does not start). Im guessing it might be bad ram or something. What does the BSOD say?

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-system/windows-7-constantly-crashing-blue-screenstop/a94570b1-cf0a-4b6e-aa42-44338eb00495

 

[user20780]

BSOD are not caused by bad cable management. It could have been a flook (Jet flys by and you try to start your car and it does not start). Im guessing it might be bad ram or something. What does the BSOD say?

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-system/windows-7-constantly-crashing-blue-screenstop/a94570b1-cf0a-4b6e-aa42-44338eb00495

Here is a screenshot from blue screen viewer: http://postimg.org/image/65rjsoz6b/

 

[IntelTurtleFan]

Looks most like a Graphics card driver issue. Update drivers and see if it does it again.

 

[user20780]

Looks most like a Graphics card driver issue. Update drivers and see if it does it again.

But i think it's strange that now when i touch my case,nothing happens! I will try to update the drivers to latest version.

 

[IntelTurtleFan]

It on the less likely side be caused by the GPU not seated properly or power not connected right. It does not seem logical that touching the case would cause something like this.

 

[user20780]

It on the less likely side be caused by the GPU not seated properly or power not connected right. It does not seem logical that touching the case would cause something like this.

Unfortunately, it happened again today. I have the latest nvidia drivers and the memtest passes both stages. One of my cpu cooler fasteners is not inserted correctly (i cant push it down). I have the stock intel cpu cooler. Could it be that a problem? Generally my temperatures are normal.

 

[user20780]

Thats my windows pop-up after my computer restarts http://postimg.org/image/hzfrv3v2p/

 

[user20780]

I ve just made a discovery!!! My gpu requires a 6pin connector and an additional 6+2pin connector. The 6+2pin connector splits into a 6pin and a 2pin. When i first assembled my rig i inserted the 6pin and afterwards the 2-pin. As a result my 2pin connectors was not fully inserted into the gpu. I have also noticed that sometimes during boot i get a message "Please turn off power and connect pci e power cables". Regarding my previous posts and all the bsod history, could it be the source of the problem?