4-5 BSOD in 2 days after changing my GPU and RAM

WeConnected · 08 Jul 2020

Hello everyone, I've just upgraded my graphics card and RAM.

I now have a
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz, 3401 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)
Version Win 10.0.18363 Build 18363
4x *Gb DDR PC3-12800 1600 MHZ Viper
GPU: Ge Force GTX 1660 Super
(About the RAM, I've tested them with that command : mdsched.exe without any error)

My power supply is a 750w

I just updated this driver: Realtek_High_Definition_Audio_6.0.1.8454
And also my M-Audio M-Track drivers too~~

I've watched inside and all my fan are running, but I have let one side of the PC open in case Overheating was the problem.

And this is the dump I have from the crash. Do you guys need anything else to help me?

Thanks alot for the support ! Greetings from Québec City!

Zippyshare.com - 070820-26312-01.dmp

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Sorry, I had forgotten about this one :

Zippyshare.com - YUVA01L-(2020-07-08_21-56-50).zip

Ztruker · 09 Jul 2020

Do you have the older GPU you replaced? If so, remove the new GPU, reinstall the old GPU and see if the problem goes away. If yes then you either have a new, defective GPU or a driver problem with the new GPU.

Do the same thing with the RAM.

Malwarebytes does not like Zippyshare:

Attachment 287327

Please find another file sharing site. Onedrive is god, Google Drive is good. You can even upload the zip file here.

MrPepka · 09 Jul 2020

Update BIOS - https://www.dell.com/support/home/en...s-8700/drivers

WeConnected · 09 Jul 2020

Ok, thank you both

Here's the .zip files reuploaded

Google Drive: Sign-in

The "mini dump" from the crash is inside the .zip too..

I will also install the drivers from the bios.

I do not have the GPU card with me, but I will ask my friend to lend it back to me when possible.

Thank you both

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I had an other BSOD : IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

Here's the mini dump.. : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UwT...ew?usp=sharing

Thanks for the support everyone

OldNavyGuy · 09 Jul 2020

You need to share the file on Google Drive and post a direct link, so folks won't have to sign in to get it.

WeConnected · 09 Jul 2020

Weird, google drive have changed their settings.

Thanks for the feedback, the files is now shared with everyone with the links

070920-19156-01.dmp - Google Drive

OldNavyGuy · 09 Jul 2020

I would run the V2 tool, and post the Zip file results in the thread.

BSOD posting instructions are at the top of every page on this forum.

Thanks.

WeConnected · 09 Jul 2020

YUVA01L-(2020-07-08_21-56-50).zip - Google Drive

YUVA01L-(2020-07-09_22-24-37).zip - Google Drive

I have given access for the first V2 report that I have made.

Thanks for your support OldNavy

Ztruker · 10 Jul 2020

OldNavyGuy said:

I would run the V2 tool, and post the Zip file results in the thread.

BSOD posting instructions are at the top of every page on this forum.

Thanks.

In your BSOD post, either...

Upload the created zip file to a reputable file sharing service such as OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox or Amazon Cloud Drive (US) (UK) and post a share link.
Upload the zip file directly into your post.

I think John prefers uploading the zips to a file sharing site to reduce space usage on our server. Uploading here is acceptable but not preferred.

WeConnected · 10 Jul 2020

My files are already on google drive... could anyone help me analyze them please?