Turns out going back to Windows 7 didn't fix it. Got a couple of crashes when I was livestreaming, and that's when I realized my CPU was being starved of voltages all along! I reset my BIOS to...

Thanks for all your help axe0.

Unfortunately, I gave up and decided to go back to 7 for the time being. So far no issues yet. Maybe after I upgrade a few components in my system I'll give 10...

I encountered another crash today, it was the first one in three days. It happen when I was playing Star Wars: Battlefront again. Got a red screen during the game and then the computer reset.

I...

Correct.

I've only been using your instructions ever since you've told me to do a clean install with a legitimate copy of Windows.

Here is a link to the thread http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2802694/frequent-windows-bsod-system-service-exception-ntoskrnl-exe.html

I should note the posts in that thread are from before I...

3.3v = 3.264
5v = 5.004
12v = 12.165

I ran a Fix All-Long Test in SeaTools and it passed. I also ran the chkdsk and no errors were found.

My manufacturer website for my RAM says it is...

I completely removed everything that was AMD related. But as I was in the process of installing the graphics drivers, I got another crash. I'll attach the minidump.

And here is my Speccy Snapshot...

Ran fine for almost 2 days after I stopped using Chrome!

But now I have had 2 crashes today, and they both happen when I was playing the new Star Wars: Battlefront beta. It's hard to tell if the...

Will do.

I usually do have a Chrome window open while gaming, and sometimes I will ALT-TAB from my game to look at chrome. So I wonder if that's part of the issue. Now that I think about it,...

Another crash just happen :( This time I was just watching a Youtube video. Around the time of the crash I was switching between two tabs in Chrome. The crashes only seem to happen when I am watching...

Done and done. I decided to place it in a different slot as well while I was at it.

Do I do anything else now? Or should I wait to see if another BSOD happens? Thanks for the help so far.

I ran the test for 30 minutes. The temperature maxed out at 74C, it stayed that way for the majority of the test. I didn't notice anything alarming during the test.

I did as you said.

All was working fine for about a day, then it unexpectedly crashed when I was watching a Twitch stream. Still and issue with dxgmms2.sys apparently.

Another crash just occurred a few minutes ago. The bug check this time was DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, and it was caused by dxgmms2.sys. Perhaps I need to do a clean install of my AMD graphics...

I never really had any problems with my computer until upgrading to Windows 10, now I am having very frequent crashes that all seem to be similar. My guess is memory corruption, but I can't figure...