BSOD every few days any game THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER 0x000000ea


  1. whitepanda
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    BSOD every few days any game THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER 0x000000ea


    Recently i have changed ram and graphic card, before that no issue at all

    I have uploaded more information, any help will be great
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  3. MrPepka
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    What PSU do you have? Have you tried changing it to another one?
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  4. whitepanda
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    MrPepka said:
    What PSU do you have? Have you tried changing it to another one?
    I have a 600W PSU, i have not try changing yet

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    Pc freeze again yesterday, no minidump or bluescreen.tried using previous amd driver 19.1.1 problem still there
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  6. Vineet Garg
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    Crucial High Temperatures!


    Hi whitepanda,
    Welcome to Tenforums!

    Sir,

    1. Crucial high temperatures reported by Speccy : MotherBoard 116 degree C !
    First we need to bring down the normal / common temperature ranges . No need to mention that it may damage your system potentially & It can create any type of problems. Look for the causes of over heating & try to eliminate them for eg.
    (a) Is it a laptop or desktop ? Go ahead if you are easy with dusting. Blow out all the dust properly only with compressed air canes, even a softest touch or vacuum may end badly : https://www.howtogeek.com/72716/how-...ktop-computer/
    (b) Are pc cooling fans working well ?
    (c) High Performance Power Plan can make temperatures high. At least for now go for the Balanced Power Plan.

    2. Don't game or do any resource eating activity, till you make out & solve overheating.

    3. Drivers etc. may be problematic but anything after that only.

    4. Speccy Information is very important. But use Speccy information to also update your specs manually. So that no body needs to download the text file manually to see into your basic pc information.

    5. Did you follow here to give the required info for Win 10 BSODs : BSOD - Posting Instructions - Windows 10 Forums

    Thanks & Regards. ...
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  7. whitepanda
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    the high temperature appear to be bug when reading with speccy or similar software for ASUS motherboard, BIOS shows ok.
    All driver and BIOS updated to latest

    just had another issue, changed PSU and BSOD or random freeze still happen, just uploaded the latest report.
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