Blue screen

areksnumbr1sxylady · 5 Jan 2012 at 16:12

Hi, I got BSOD today and took a picture of it, apparently error codes can be decoded to find out what is going wrong, but there is so many of them and I dont know which ones to look at...

So I am posting a picture and hoping for some guidance...

Sorry if this is in wrong section

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Efour · 5 Jan 2012 at 16:31

gdrv.sys is the key.

Google that and you find a lot about Gigabyte, the company that probably made your motherboard.

Go on their website and find the latest driver suite for your make and model.

Install them and see if the problem still occurs.

If it does Then it starts getting tricky to find out. Try the above 1st.

Deception · 5 Jan 2012 at 17:13

Whats your specs? Is the system overclocked at all?

areksnumbr1sxylady · 5 Jan 2012 at 21:35

Deception said:
Whats your specs? Is the system overclocked at all?

Intel i7 2700k
8Gb corsair 1600mhz
Antec kuhler 620 (modified with 2 fans)
GeForce 560ti 2gb ocUK edition (palit)
Gigabayte Z68AP-D3 motherboard
700W cooler master silent edition PSU

System is slightly overclocked to 5ghz (1.416V) and ram is to 1866 (1.58V) GPU is overclocked by 20% as well
But it seemed fine under load with AIDA 64, temperatures hit 68 maximum over 3-4 hours in core temp, in gigabayte touch bios it was 56.
It just randomly blue screened me when it was idle.

I suspect some software issue, because my computer hates nTune from nvidia... clicking it instantly gives me a blue screen.... I got rid of it maybe that was the problem.

Deception · 6 Jan 2012 at 09:48

Try stressing it with IBT (Intel Burn Test), for 20 loops at maximum stress.

Although if its behaving ok after removing nTune, then you can try or enjoy the no crashes