BSOD Errors, help needed

Savvy · 6 Jan 2011 at 19:49

Hi guys, I built the system running Windows 7 64bit few months ago spec of the machine is below it was stable up until holidays started blue screens every 3 days starting it can be surfing the net and games or idle when the errors occur

These are the errors thave happened

DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER
REFERENCE_BY_POINTER
MEMORY_MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION

Last error happened 2 times today from being idle and last tonight while playing a game. Have ran memtest only for 1 pass without any errors only I can think of either ram or graphics driver will be at fault will like some help

Savvy · 7 Jan 2011 at 18:37

Update

Tested ram with memtest, errors appeared on 3rd pass. Tested CPU/Mobo with different brand of DDR3 borrowed from a mate, booted up and runs fine without problems.

RMA'd ram with Overclockers

95thrifles · 7 Jan 2011 at 19:38

Eh? Did I not reply to this before? Seems like it didnt post for some reason, strange, glad you got it sorted anyway mate
Im sure what I wrote was along the lines of it was a memory problem not just cos of the memory management mention but also the overran stack buffer, anyhow no matter its fixed now

Savvy · 9 Jan 2011 at 12:10

Another Update

Still getting BSOD even with borrowed ram from a mate, errors are Memory_Management. Tested new ram with memtest came back no errors I'm beginning to suspect drivers maybe causing the stop errors after googling most of last night seems bad drivers can cause memory spikes and memory corruption.

Begin to install newest drivers, one at a time then use pc as I normally would could be long drawn out process

RobotGirl · 9 Jan 2011 at 13:00

Is it or has the memeroy been overclocked also is the mother board giving it the right voltage ? I have a gigabyte board and when it is in auto mode it sends to much voltage to my CPU ,once I set the voltage manually it stabilised and it has been fine since ,so have a look at your boards voltages ?

Savvy · 9 Jan 2011 at 13:58

Everything has being at stock speed since build, in bios tis set to auto. Built systems before this, never had a problem like this.

Haven't completely ruled out hardware being at fualt, so far today it has not blue screened. I'll post up screen shots of voltages and temps.

Savvy · 9 Jan 2011 at 14:31

screen shots of temps and voltages

Savvy · 14 Jun 2011 at 11:24

Update

Still getting issues with this setup after it was stable by resetting cmos but last week started BSOD, freezing on desktop, BSOD just after windows antimation and freezing in bios. Tried different ram voltages on the board even swapped ram again still the same result. RMA'd board to OC for testing got a email yesterday it passed 2 days stress testing, weird huh?.

Not sure what it can be from here, could be cpu or something else only thing I haven't tried is to manually set the cpu voltage. Anything else could look at?