Random BSOD caused by Logitech driver

[Onur Alp Bicer]

First off, hardware specs:
Intel i7 4770(non k)
MSI R9 280X 3GB Edition
MSI H81M-P33
Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB
HyperX Fury Black DDR3 1x8GB @1600Mhz
Peripherals:
Shitty nonamer brand mouse and keyboard
Logitech G430 Headset

So, the thing is, I have been getting this BSOD at random times, not necessarily while gaming. It has happened on windows 8.1 before, not happening on windows 10. The error code is 3b, SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION(ladfGSRamd64.sys). It appears to be a Logitech driver. I have contacted Logitech support but got a most probably automatic message sayingn the BSOD wasn't because of the driver, and there may be something wrong with my motherboard drivers. Can anyone here help? I can provide any further information needed. All responses appreciated.

 

[basroil]

It's very likely they are just pushing blame. Try clean installing the drivers would work, but clean installing all drivers is best.

 

[Onur Alp Bicer]

Tried it already, without any luck. Though when I was in 8.1, the issue occcured much more often than now. For now, I see it like 2 times a month tops. Used to be couple times a week at least.

 

[basroil]

In that case you need to check the memory first, and then consider reformatting if the memory is fine.

 

[Onur Alp Bicer]

I will check it in a moment but I hope there is no need for reformatting since I have a lot of stuff on this os right now.

Though I doubt reformatting would help since I had the same error in 2 OS'es

 

[Onur Alp Bicer]

In that case you need to check the memory first, and then consider reformatting if the memory is fine.

so windows memory test, or whatever it is called, did not find any fault. And I haven't had the bsod since like a week, maybe the bios update i did today solved it, will update this thread if it occurs again, thank you for your efforts