(critical process died) BSOD / freezes and crashes

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  1. rowow
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    essenbe said:
    No, if you are overclocking, stop. If you are running stock, leave it like it is. What are the answers from the post above?
    The question for what I use to monitor temperature? Its open hardware monitor Open Hardware Monitor - Core temp, fan speed and voltages in a free software gadget
    Although I didn't install it on the new harddrive as I cant install it without crashing every 10 seconds. However i'm using a amd 9590fx and to run it stock you need a water cooler. I have a 240mm AIO water cooling system but it could be not enough if your saying the temperatures are high. Which is why I wanted to run it below stock as some people have done.

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  3. essenbe
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    How long will the computer run before it will BSOD? Please go into BIOS and tell me the CPU and Motherboard temps. Also what are the values for your +12V, +5V and the +3.3V. Let it run in BIOS for a while and see if it will crash while in bios.
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  4. rowow
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    Its random on the crashes. Mostly on startup, sometimes (very rarely) I can get it running for a minute or more past startup. If I shut off the system for a while (for example over night) then it will run for a minute or more on the first boot. Going into safemode seems to not get it a BSOD. I haven't tried it for long but I can get a couple minutes in. Going into bluescreen with networking also doesnt have problems at first, I can get a minuite or two online then it crashes.
    CPU temp: 50C
    MB temp: 31C
    CPU v: 1.452v
    3.3v: 3.264v
    5v: 5.142v
    12v : 12.046v
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  6. essenbe
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    Voltages look good. Have you ever used Linux and do you have access to another computer?
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  7. rowow
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    I have access to another computer
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  8. essenbe
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    Try this for me. Download Linux Mint Live and burn it to a DVD or USB drive. Boot into the DVD/USB and run it from there. It will run out of ram and will install nothing unless you tell it to install (do not install it). Everything will work. Just run that as long as you can and see if you BSOD. It may tell us a few things. Let me know how long it ran and what happens. It may seem unfamiliar to you, but it will have the programs and a browser. You will be able to do most anything you want to. Just nothing you download will save. It does not matter which one you download, but I would suggest you use the X64 version.
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  9. rowow
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    Well a BSOD on Linux is something I never heard of. But currently almost a hour in downloaded couple programs, watching youtube, no problems... Is there anything I could try to stress test the system?

    Otherwise on a off topic note i'm really liking mint. Ill install it on my laptop to mess around with when im traveling. Otherwise sadly I cant have it running as the OS for my main desktop.
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  10. essenbe
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    Are you saying you haven't had a BSOD? Do I recall correctly? You did a clean install of Windows 10 and began having BSODs? What, other than the OS did you install? I thought you said only Chrome. Am I correct? I need to know everything you installed on Windows 10 before the BSODs started. If I got something wrong, please tell me.
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  12. rowow
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    I did a fresh clean install of windows 10 64x pro NO ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS and still got BSOD, freezes, crashes.
    Installed linux mint, no problems. Currently 1.5 hours in without any issues.
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  13. essenbe
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    Just try to keep it running and see if it keeps on working OK.
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