Keep getting BSOD. Need help finding cause!

[Ki25000]

Hi,

So ive been having this problem quite some time now. It also seem to happen on random times. Sometimes when system is idle and sometimes while playing a game or watching netflix or pretty much anything.

I have already checked memory with memtestx86 for about 8 hours straight with no errors found. I have run harddisk checks with also no problems found.

From what i understand from the BSOD's, its a probably a driver issue. I have run driver verifier for quite a while with no suspects.

Im not really sure what to do. I hope you smart guys can find some info in the dumps that maybe points to a problem.

If anyone can help me, it would be much appreciated!


Windows 10 x64
System is about 1 year old and started BSOD almost right away.


· CPU - FX-6350
· Video Card - AMD R9 270X
· MotherBoard - Asrock 970 Pro 3 R2.0
· Power Supply - Cooler Master 650W
· Memory - 2x 4GB kingston Hyperx Fury (1866mhz)

 

[MichaelB]

Hi,
several of your dumps show a memory corruption.
run Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
for a longer time ( over night)

 

[Ki25000]

Hi,

Thanks for looking! I have recently done a memtest86+ again for about 12 hours with no errors found. Should I try to run both memory modules seperatly when testing or doesn't that matter much?

 

[MichaelB]

hi,

12h and no Errors?

usually it should find errors.

however if only Win10 is instable, it might be
fffff80f`719f0000 fffff80f`71a22000 AODDriver2 AODDriver2.sys Wed Oct 30 01:58:36 2013 (527059BC)
{Asus Overclocking}
and / or
fffff80f`6fe30000 fffff80f`6fe3d000 AsrRamDisk AsrRamDisk.sys Thu May 9 10:50:45 2013 (518B6365)
Ramdisk
both probably not perfect for Win10.

 

[Ki25000]

Hi,

I have both deleted those programs (Amd Overdrive and Asrock Ram Disk or whatever its called.) As i checked for all old drivers and see what they were for... Whatever I didnt need i deleted. I also updated my Sata driver as it was from 2011 so I thought that could also be a cause but after i updated it i already have had new BSOD's.

So im still pretty much at a loss atm. Anymore tips would be more than welcome :)

Thanks again!

 

[MichaelB]

ui ui,
new BSOD within 10 minutes?
https://www.sysnative.com/forums/bs...er-bsod-related-windows-10-8-1-8-7-vista.html

hopefully this will reveal the glitch.