· Windows 10
· x64
· What was the originally installed OS on the system?: Win 10
· Full retail version
· Age of system (hardware): ~2 yrs
· Have you re-installed the OS?: No
· i5-6500, 3.2gHz quad-core
· Radeon rx480, 4GB
· ASRock H110M-HDS Micro ATX LGA1151 Motherboard
· SeaSonic S12II 520W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply
· Custom built
· Desktop
I ran this computer since putting it together a couple years ago without issue. I moved a few days ago and upon setting it up at the new place, I've had almost nothing but problems. Every time I've seen the BSOD error code, it's been different (missed a few/rebooted before I read it).
Upon setting up I (physically) installed a new BluRay RW drive but never installed the driver, and subsequently unplugged it when problems started showing up. I also installed a new wireless network card but was initially having issues with ethernet (so couldn't download drivers), and so I removed that as well and reinstalled the old card.
The issues started with videos/games freezing, video/game audio freezing (buzzing, sounding robotic), and the CPU/GPU 3d/and HDD spiking to 100% on the task manager performance tab. Sometimes it stopped after a few moments, sometimes it didn't. Eventually a few BSOD relating to video popped up. I ran an app to update all my drivers - graphics included - but it kept happening. I reverted to my old graphics drivers that had been stable; same problem. The issues continued with one display flickering and flashing random colors, one display going black and returning every few seconds, etc. This is when I got new BSODs than the one before. Cursory research of the error codes pointed to possible harddrive issues, so I ran a chkdsk repair on reboot of my Windows SSD drive (log also attached as I don't know how to interpret it), ran sfc which repaired a few corrupted files, and everything seemed okay for a whole day.
Then I got new BSOD when shutting down. I tried doing a system restore, had startup recovery issues, finally got it working again, but still got BSODs.
The next day none of my displays would receive a signal and after much unplugging, powering down, rebooting, it worked again. Since then I've had a few other different BSODs, which finally prompted me to stop winging it and ask for help.
My hope is that maybe some hardware got jostled during the move, but maybe something was damaged, or maybe my Windows drive is failing. I can put a computer together, run a few utilities, but I'm not savvy enough to interpret the technical stuff.
Literally any help would be appreciated beyond measure.
