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BSoD on a sweet machine?

haroon158

haroon158

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Ok so my cpu : intel i7-3770k
gpu : Amd radeon 7950
mobo : asus p8z77-v
primary hd : ocz vertex 3 128 gb
RAM : 2x4gb 1600 mhz
PSU : corsair 750 W

I built this machine myself 5 months ago and its starting to BsOD?

Its done it 4 times now within 2-3 months. But It only happens whilst i am gaming, also it only does it when I have firefox and maybe a video or a stream on in the background, even if its not playing.
edit : If it helps i did no overclocking on my machine my gpu and ram was clocked at factory a few mhz higher than the average.

Why is this !?

Please guys I need help.
 
You can set Windows not to automatically reboot on BSOD but I forget how.

Is your memory set to the right voltage/timings?
 
Sounds like the latest ATI drivers and gpu overheating, I had the exact same problem only last month, not noticed it before as I did not have the heating on!
 
Bluescreen view will find the dump file automatically if one was made, but as you have a quick reboot options enabled its probably not making a dump file!

Have you checked event viewer for clues as to why its crashed?

MY GFX cared was hitting 85oC whilst playing BF3 then it crashed!
 
BigBoy said:
Bluescreen view will find the dump file automatically if one was made, but as you have a quick reboot options enabled its probably not making a dump file!

Have you checked event viewer for clues as to why its crashed?

MY GFX cared was hitting 85oC whilst playing BF3 then it crashed!
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I have I can't find much.
edit: How do i disable quick reboot?
 
It can tell you why you have crashed and how we can help you!

What's the stop code you are seen, is there a dll or a sys file that is listed as the problem?
 
BigBoy said:
It can tell you why you have crashed and how we can help you!

What's the stop code you are seen, is there a dll or a sys file that is listed as the problem?
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I did some of my own research apparently to this crash file it is saying tcpip.sys is the problem.

I heard this is internet related and is not related to my hardware am i correct?

Also when i get BsoDs they don't just happen every day, but from what I can gather they only happen when I am gaming and have firefox with youtube/stream up on the background but It hasn't done it recently.

I need to know how to fix this problem as if I am playing competitive games and I have a BSoD that can put me in a set of new problems :(
 
ah ok, you have memory issues! Crack out your fave mem test program and check each stick of memory, use a thorough test.

Page fault in non paged area is normally a memory problem. Tcpip.sys is probably the file that is stuck in the non paged memory stack that is crashing.
 
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BigBoy said:
ah ok, you have memory issues! Crack out your fave mem test program and check each stick of memory, use a thorough test.

Page fault in non paged area is normally a memory problem. Tcpip.sys is probably the file that is stuck in the non paged memory stack that is crashing.
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dam :( whats a good memory test program btw?
mem test 86?
 
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