Constant BSODs, can find out why

[SergeantTF2]

Please help, this problem has been happening for about a year now, i have tried everything from updating my drivers to reinstalling my computer. Here are my computer specs, if you need any other info please tell me what and i will provide. I am fed up with this, bit of a noob so be patient.

Computer
Operating System Windows 7 Professional Media Center Edition
OS Service Pack -
DirectX 4.09.00.0904 (DirectX 9.0c)
Computer Name JACOB-PC
User Name Jacob

Motherboard
CPU Type 4x , 3600 MHz
Motherboard Name Unknown
Motherboard Chipset Unknown
System Memory 24555 MB
BIOS Type Unknown
Communication Port Communications Port (COM1)

Display
Video Adapter AMD Radeon HD 6670
Video Adapter AMD Radeon HD 6670
Monitor Generic PnP Monitor [NoDB] (LVMAA0012400)
Monitor Generic PnP Monitor [NoDB] (306NDZJ6D125)

http://www.microcenter.com/product/382952/970_Extreme4_Socket_AM3_970_ATX_AMD_Motherboard
Here is my motherboard, for some reason it wasn't included in the Copy/Paste

 

[C12Friedman]

Welcome to Tom's Hardware Forums,
There are a number of issues that can cause that sort of behavior, complete build specs would be a good start here along with any USB (or other) peripheries (Keyboard. mouse, USB hub, printers, etc.)

 

[SergeantTF2]

Welcome to Tom's Hardware Forums,
There are a number of issues that can cause that sort of behavior, complete build specs would be a good start here along with any USB (or other) peripheries (Keyboard. mouse, USB hub, printers, etc.)

Do you have a recommended way of finding these specs all in one?

EDIT: I think i got it, its should be somewhere in this report
https://www.mediafire.com/view/rabuptfkvrhf7cu/Report.txt

 

[C12Friedman]

The best way to get your system info would be to use SPECCY http://www.piriform.com/speccy which will tell you all in a very concise manner (just the hardware - reading through all the instruction sets is giving me a headache).
Here's what I've been able to glean so far
Motherboard: ASRock 970 Extreme4
CPU: AMD FX8150
Ram:8GB unknown frequency/timings memory
Keyboard:Razer Black Widow
Mouse:Razer Death Adder
Graphics: 2 Radeon HD6670's in X-Fire (not so sure about X-fire - one or two cards here?)

I might have something but I'm running out of time for now... I'll be back
I would still like to see what Speccy tells us

 

[kenrivers]

Are you using an SSD or HDD for the OS? I only ask because I had an issue with BSODs after a new build and it turned out that using a Intel SSD on a Marvel controller was the problem. Once I switched it to an Intel controller the BSODs stopped.

 

[C12Friedman]

Are you using an SSD or HDD for the OS? I only ask because I had an issue with BSODs after a new build and it turned out that using a Intel SSD on a Marvel controller was the problem. Once I switched it to an Intel controller the BSODs stopped.

Platter drive unfortunately, I was sorta looking for the same thing earlier
edit: I did notice however that the HDD is running in IDE mode rather than AHCI, I'm wondering if stability could be affected... Hmmm, I'm thinking not likely but something to leave on the back burner

 

[SergeantTF2]

The best way to get your system info would be to use SPECCY http://www.piriform.com/speccy which will tell you all in a very concise manner (just the hardware - reading through all the instruction sets is giving me a headache).
Here's what I've been able to glean so far
Motherboard: ASRock 970 Extreme4
CPU: AMD FX8150
Ram:8GB unknown frequency/timings memory
Keyboard:Razer Black Widow
Mouse:Razer Death Adder
Graphics: 2 Radeon HD6670's in X-Fire (not so sure about X-fire - one or two cards here?)

I might have something but I'm running out of time for now... I'll be back
I would still like to see what Speccy tells us

http://www.mediafire.com/view/zcrkyvndrvuou2u/JACOB-PC.txt
That is what speccy gave me
Also, just 1 card

 

[SergeantTF2]

Could somebody please help me out with this problem? It happens about 3 times a day depending on what i'm doing, seem to be all random reasons never the same.

 

[C12Friedman]

Here's what I'm thinking... you have a strange ram configuration, I'll suggest running MemTest86 http://www.memtest86.com/ overnight, see if any errors reported
One other think SPECCY doesn't tell is the make and model of your power supply, that may be helpful here, you'll need to remove the side panel, with any luck, you'll be able to read the label of the PSU (while you've got it open, please confirm for me you have 4 ram modules since there is a possibility you have 3)