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My pc is getting blue screens quite often and it doesn't matter what i am doing. I could be playing video games or I could be using google chrome, and it would still crash. I have brought the PC to two different computer repair stores, and neither of them have been able to find any issues with my PC. I have ran memtest86+ for three passes with no errors, and have also run the memory diagnostic tool with no errors. I looked at the minidump with bluescreenview and have seen that for each of the bsod there is an error with ntoskrnl.exe+37ab70 for the bccode f4 errors, and ntoskrnl.exe+e50c2 errors. The two errors that I am seeing are the f4 error and the 7a error, but the f4 is more frequent. This error has occurred ever since I moved to the US from Asia, and I dont think it has anything to do with the PSU. It couldn't possibly be an issue with windows because I have switched from 7 to 10 and back to 7, and there is still the same issue. I have also switched from an older HDD to an SSD, and the problem still persists. Could it be RAM (because memtests are not 100% trustworthy)? Or could it be GPU/Mobo? CPU issue?
Please look at the minidump and respond if it's a hardware issue, or if it's an issue with my drivers or software. Thanks.
My pc is getting blue screens quite often and it doesn't matter what i am doing. I could be playing video games or I could be using google chrome, and it would still crash. I have brought the PC to two different computer repair stores, and neither of them have been able to find any issues with my PC. I have ran memtest86+ for three passes with no errors, and have also run the memory diagnostic tool with no errors. I looked at the minidump with bluescreenview and have seen that for each of the bsod there is an error with ntoskrnl.exe+37ab70 for the bccode f4 errors, and ntoskrnl.exe+e50c2 errors. The two errors that I am seeing are the f4 error and the 7a error, but the f4 is more frequent. This error has occurred ever since I moved to the US from Asia, and I dont think it has anything to do with the PSU. It couldn't possibly be an issue with windows because I have switched from 7 to 10 and back to 7, and there is still the same issue. I have also switched from an older HDD to an SSD, and the problem still persists. Could it be RAM (because memtests are not 100% trustworthy)? Or could it be GPU/Mobo? CPU issue?
Please look at the minidump and respond if it's a hardware issue, or if it's an issue with my drivers or software. Thanks.
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