Multiple types of BSOD after ~30 minutes of gaming

Maik · 09 Jun 2016

After I reset the BIOS, while playing Watch_Dogs for the first time (which means new things being installed), I got another BSOD. I uninstalled Norton using the tutorial you guys had on the forums and enabled Windows Defender. It is scanning right now.
I don't have any other AV or AM, I am only running Windows Defender as of this moment.

Since this will (hopefully) be the last post with any new crash, I will update the other posts and basically reference them to this post. I have run the dm_log_collector once again after uninstalling Norton, I have attached it. This will also contain the crashes of today.

Maik · 10 Jun 2016

I got a black restart today for a change.

Maik · 11 Jun 2016

I got another BSOD which was 1080p and I just saw that yesterday, when I got the blackscreen restart, there was also a .DUMP file generated. It is included in the zipped folder.

axe0 · 11 Jun 2016

Follow the BSOD Posting Instructions when you want to upload a dump.

Maik · 11 Jun 2016

I thought you could upload the .DUMP files only. Here you go though.

axe0 · 11 Jun 2016

When asked for, else upload everything.

Please run MemTest86+ (again) and make a photo of the result, with your amount of memory it could take up to a day or 2 days to complete 8 passes.

Diagnostic Test

RAM TEST

Run MemTest86+ to analyse your RAM. MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 10 Forums

Note

MemTest86+ needs to be run for at least 8 complete passes for conclusive results. Set it running before you go to bed and leave it overnight. We're looking for zero errors here. Even a single error will indicate RAM failure.

Make a photo of the result and post it.

Addition:
If errors show up you can stop the test, remove all sticks but 1 and test this single stick in each slot for 8 passes or until errors show, switch sticks and repeat.
If errors show up and you see them a lot later, no problem, the errors don't affect the test.

Maik · 11 Jun 2016

I will set it up when I have to go later today, I hope it will be finished when I wake up tomorrow though.

Ztruker · 11 Jun 2016

Axe0, what are your thoughts on running with 8GB (1/2 the currently installed amount) and test that way for awhile.
If no problems swap installed and uninstalled and test some more.

Seems like that would be a good way to check out the RAM while still being able to use the system as usual.

axe0 · 11 Jun 2016

Swapping is actually the best way to identify if/what is causing the problem with hardware, however it can unfortunately sometimes make the user more frustrated because he/she may not know what to do which is not what we want.
My recommendation would be to run the diagnostic test, if @Maik is willing to try swapping it would be fine with me.

When swapping remember to do it as follow
Stick 1 in slot 1 - crash? Move to the next
Stick 1 in slot 2 - crash? Move to the next
Stick 2 in slot 1 - crash? Move to the next
Stick 2 in slot 2 - crash?

Note it if a crash occurs or not.
If somehow the results are improper then seat the sticks in the other 2 slots and do the same, this gives extended results which may help.

Maik · 11 Jun 2016

So I just came back and saw that my PC either crashed or restarted when I was away. I can't find a .DUMP file since it wasn't in Windows. I will run the test again overnight and I will respond as soon as I can with results.