Cant find the cause of my Blue Screens.

[Joao Pinheiro]

Symptoms leading up to the problem:
This is my first post here so please excuse me for my spelling mistakes as english is not my main language. Basically on these past days I've been experiencing some Blue Screens, it doesn't occur too much, maybe twice a week.
It happened twice while gaming and twice doing nothing special on the pc, not using much GPU or CPU.
I built this computer 2 years ago, I overclocked it to 4.0GHz and had no problems with it until now.
My temperatures are amazing, my airflow is extremely good. It's rare for the cpu or gpu to reach 60c. I did replace my gpu a few weeks ago from a gtx 770 to a Gtx 980 and the graphics card runs good in gaming. I did multiple stress tests on my GPU and CPU with Prime95 and FurMark for an hour and a half and i had good temperatures and no BSoD while that happened.
I also did the windows diagnostics memory test, took like 4 or 5 hours and it had no errors with the memory so I don't know what it is..

Here are my specs:
CPU Intel core i7-4770K
GPU NVIDIA Geforce GTX 980 Evga superclocked
RAM 8GB Corsair Vengeance Pro 1600MHz
PSU Rosewill 750W ATX12V / EPS12V
Motherboard Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD3H ATX LGA1150
OS Windows 7 Ultimate 64

Here's what the blue screen says:

Blue Screen

Here's what shows up after the blue screen when I boot up windows:

Boot Message

.dmp's

dmp1
dmp2
dmp3
dmp4
dmp5
dmp6

 

[Paul NZ]

Page not found. if you can get into windows upload the dmp somewhere like onedrive. Then post the link

Test the ram with memtest it does a batter job

 

[IamTimTech]

Your PSU is going out would be my guess, do a hard drive test with Western Digital Diagnostic Tool just to be sure it isn't your HDD.

 

[Paul NZ]

The links in the first post still dont work

Go to c;\windows\minidump folder. If there are any dmp files here copy them somewhere then upload them to onedrive or something. Then post the link

https://onedrive.live.com/about/en-us/

 

[Joao Pinheiro]

Everything should be updated, links and dmp's

I'm starting memtest86 right after this message is posted
As for the PSU I saw that my GPU it only needed 2 6 Pin connectors and my other 770 needed a 6 pin and a 8 pin. Shouldn't the 980 require less power? It says on the website that it only requires a 500w PSU...

 

[Joao Pinheiro]

Page not found. if you can get into windows upload the dmp somewhere like onedrive. Then post the link

Test the ram with memtest it does a batter job

Running the memtest atm, will post results as soon as possible after it's done, all the dmps are in the post updated.

 

[Joao Pinheiro]

The links in the first post still dont work

Go to c;\windows\minidump folder. If there are any dmp files here copy them somewhere then upload them to onedrive or something. Then post the link

https://onedrive.live.com/about/en-us/

I fixed the links, all the dmps are in the post updated.

 

[Joao Pinheiro]

Your PSU is going out would be my guess, do a hard drive test with Western Digital Diagnostic Tool just to be sure it isn't your HDD.

As for the PSU I saw that my GPU it only needed 2 6 Pin connectors and my other 770 needed a 6 pin and a 8 pin. Shouldn't the 980 require less power? It says on the website that it only requires a 500w PSU...
Will test my HDD after memtest is done.

 

[Paul NZ]

Directx is causing 3 of them, the other 3 maybe CPU related (hal.dll is crashing).

The hal.dll stop error can mean you're overclocking, the CPU is overheating, the CPU is faulty, or a core in the CPU is faulty.

Uninstall Gigabyte On/Off. This is a known cause of crashes. Uninstall daemontools. This is also a known cause of crashes

Your Nvidia video drivers are also crashing. Uninstall MSI Afterburner / GPU tweak, any programs youre using to overclock / tweak with

If AVG has been uninstalled, use]http://www.avg.com/au-en/utilities]use their removal tool to remove the rest of it[/url]

 

[Joao Pinheiro]

Directx is causing 3 of them, the other 3 maybe CPU related (hal.dll is crashing).

The hal.dll stop error can mean you're overclocking, the CPU is overheating, the CPU is faulty, or a core in the CPU is faulty.

Uninstall Gigabyte On/Off. This is a known cause of crashes. Uninstall daemontools. This is also a known cause of crashes

Your Nvidia video drivers are also crashing. Uninstall MSI Afterburner / GPU tweak, any programs youre using to overclock / tweak with

If AVG has been uninstalled, use]http://www.avg.com/au-en/utilities]use their removal tool to remove the rest of it[/url]

Thanks a lot Paul, I will look into it after work.