There are no yellow triangles in device manager, and also there is no dump file?

Maybe I'm cursed when it comes to BSOD diagnostics...

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Hi guys, sorry for the extended delay in my response, a few things popped up that made me extremely busy.

I haven't yet had the opportunity to swap graphics cards with a friend, but I want to flag...

Here: DeviceId.txt - Google Drive

Okay, here is the disk-info.txt file.

Only chkdsk /x /r commands were performed, as /f was not instructed in the previous post.

There are only two internal drives in my system, it may have referred to a USB stick as the third drive. This is a link to the results from post #61: HD Tune Benchmarking.rar - Google Drive

I did already run both drives through HD Tune and chkdsk a few days ago, is it likely that running the tests again will uncover anything the prior tests didn't?

Just an update to the situation: Relating to the BSODs caused by the sketchy Focusrite driver, I've tested out the BETA driver they provided me with and all seems to be running smoothly over the last...

I do have a friend that may swap his GTX 1070 for a short while. If not, I know I won't be upgrading my GPU in the foreseeable future, but it is certainly the bottleneck of my system and I plan to...

And now chkdsk has completed, also with no errors.

Looks like I'll be doing a PSU test in the next few days then...

I've run HD Tune on both drives, doesn't look abnormal to me. Screenshots can be seen here: HD Tune Benchmarking.rar - Google Drive

Memtest86+ ran for 9 passes without any errors. Will move on to drive testing now.157530

I've already done this, thanks.

Ran Prime95 Stress Test for 4 hours without fail. I finally got Memtest86+ to boot using a different USB stick, so I'll leave it running until tomorrow.

Right:
Updated the rest of my system specs and external devices
New log zip attached

1) No BSODs since I last reported the one caused by the Focrite driver(s).
2) No booting problems on stock...

Hi all, sorry for my slow response.

I intended to run Memtest86+ the other night, but actually ran into problems getting the particular requested version to boot. It appears the BIOS did not see...

Here are the BIOS shots: BIOS Voltages+Frequencies.rar - Google Drive

I ran Prime95 for nearly 1 hour 30 minutes, and the temps seemed to have finally reached their peak. No errors reported, attached screenshots of temps. I also got shots from the BIOS displaying all...

I'm running the stress test now, I'll leave it running for about an hour. Then I'll screenshot the results and go into the bios to take some shots of the different voltage values, along with CPU +...

P.S. I'm used to using RealTempGT to record CPU temps, is this okay for recording temps while running Prime95?

I did run a couple of passes of Memtest86+ before I started this thread to see if there were any immediate problems with memory, I could run an overnight stress test on the memory though if you deem...

Okay, I've run both the IPDT and FurMark. No crashes at all, IPDT passed with no issues and stayed 63°C away from max. GPU temperature peaked at 71°C but remained at 70°C for almost the whole test...

I'll do this tomorrow, it's too late here now do be running benchmarks. Thanks for the suggestions.

Alrighty, thanks man. I'll see what I can dig up.

It literally just froze. I had to hold down the power button on the case.