Hey guys, I'm dealing with a rather annoying BSOD at the moment that has me worried my CPU is dying. Here is a screenshot of it. It only seems to happen when I am playing a game or watching a video, and has survived through two complete hard drive wipes. It came up when I switched to a new SSD and HDD. Upgrading the bios twice has not helped, not upgrading the graphics driver.
In addition, my PC will crash before even going to a blue screen, although this happens randomly rather than when doing anything specific. It may take a couple a days, or even as early as right after boot.
{You can probably guess its that colour due to my background image}
My mobo is currently set to normal, no overclocking. But when it does crash due to the BSOD, upon reboot it tells me the motherboard failed to overclock. When I do overclock it {by setting it to ASUS Optimal} I get two new BSODs randomly {did not leave it in overclock long enough to test if it was only during gaming, as I was getting a CPU overheat warning on reboot. Pictures provided}
Any help?[strike] I would upload the DMP file but for some reason I do not have access/permission to even open it[/strike]
Found a bypass to uploading it, but its almost 1GB large. Is it normally that big?
Update: The large file size was due to it being set to kernal memory dump rather than small memory dump. I switched it back to the small version, but now my pc is exclusively crashing the way it is in the second picture, which will not create a memory dump.
Update: The crashes seem to picking up. The crash from the second picture is happening more often than the BSOD, and multiple times a day, rather than once or twice a week. It has happened 5 times within the past 24 hours
In addition, my PC will crash before even going to a blue screen, although this happens randomly rather than when doing anything specific. It may take a couple a days, or even as early as right after boot.
{You can probably guess its that colour due to my background image}
My mobo is currently set to normal, no overclocking. But when it does crash due to the BSOD, upon reboot it tells me the motherboard failed to overclock. When I do overclock it {by setting it to ASUS Optimal} I get two new BSODs randomly {did not leave it in overclock long enough to test if it was only during gaming, as I was getting a CPU overheat warning on reboot. Pictures provided}
Any help?[strike] I would upload the DMP file but for some reason I do not have access/permission to even open it[/strike]
Found a bypass to uploading it, but its almost 1GB large. Is it normally that big?
Update: The large file size was due to it being set to kernal memory dump rather than small memory dump. I switched it back to the small version, but now my pc is exclusively crashing the way it is in the second picture, which will not create a memory dump.
Update: The crashes seem to picking up. The crash from the second picture is happening more often than the BSOD, and multiple times a day, rather than once or twice a week. It has happened 5 times within the past 24 hours
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