Hi all,
This is my first post, so apologies if Iโve done anything incorrectly, or if this is in the wrong place.
Firstly, here are my full system specs:
Board: Gigabyte B450M DS3H-CF (AM4)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X
GPU: Geforce GTX 1050
RAM: Corsair CMK16GX4M2B3200C16 Vengeance LPX (2 x 8 GB) DDR4 3200 MHz
HDD: Seagate Barracuda ST1000DM003 - 1TB
SSD: SanDisk SD8SBBU240G1122
PSU: OCZ Mod X Stream Pro 600W
On to the problems Iโve been having:
Iโve been having issues since about October now with games crashing and occasional BSODs. I replaced my RAM, M/board and CPU at the end of October as they were overdue for an upgrade anyway, and the crashes seem to have gotten worse within the last month or so, so Iโm hoping someone can shed some light on what I might have missed.
Originally it was only a game called Guild Wars 2 that was crashing, and after sending numerous logs to ArenaNetโs support site, none of their fixes have ultimately solved the problem. As of late Iโve been getting numerous silent crashes on Fallout: New Vegas, and my wife has been getting the same when she plays The Sims 4. Blue screens occur roughly once a week, but I didnโt have dumps from before December unfortunately, so I donโt have the full history to hand, only about the last month or so.
Things Iโve tried:
[ul]
[li]Upgrade of various older hardware components (in this case, m/board, RAM and CPU)[/li][li]Clean install of latest card drivers[/li][li]A clean install of windows 10 (done after replacing the m/board)[/li][li]Ran a memory test on the new RAM, and checked my HDD for bad sectors, both came back with no issues found.[/li][/ul]
I havenโt replaced either my graphics card or my PSU, but am wondering if one or both are part of the problem, as they are the only pieces of hardware (save for the HDD and SSD, which Iโve tested) that havenโt been replaced.
Iโve uploaded the BSOD minidumps for the last few weeks (which is roughly once a week or so since December) onto OneDrive, as well as the text file export for msinfo32 so you can get a full picture of the hardware (and Windows version) if needed.
[IMG alt=โ1drv.msโ]https://p.sfx.ms/icons/v2/Large/Zip.png
[HEADING=2] Minidumps and ms32info.zip [/HEADING]
Compressed (zipped) Folder
1drv.ms
Iโm not particularly well versed in how to read system dmp files correctly, so apologies if there is something in them that was easy to spot. It looks as if thereโs no 1 cause of these crashes (either app or system), so was hoping that having a more full history of previous system crashes might narrow down the potential problem.
Iโve attempted to use driver verifier to force a blue screen in the hopes it would help me identify the problem, and all the blue screens have given me was the following fault code, without a driver being specified: DRIVER_VERIFIED_DETECTED_VIOLATION
I had to reboot in safe mood to turn driver verifier off, as it wouldnโt boot at all once it had been enabled.
Any help anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks[/IMG]
This is my first post, so apologies if Iโve done anything incorrectly, or if this is in the wrong place.
Firstly, here are my full system specs:
Board: Gigabyte B450M DS3H-CF (AM4)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X
GPU: Geforce GTX 1050
RAM: Corsair CMK16GX4M2B3200C16 Vengeance LPX (2 x 8 GB) DDR4 3200 MHz
HDD: Seagate Barracuda ST1000DM003 - 1TB
SSD: SanDisk SD8SBBU240G1122
PSU: OCZ Mod X Stream Pro 600W
On to the problems Iโve been having:
Iโve been having issues since about October now with games crashing and occasional BSODs. I replaced my RAM, M/board and CPU at the end of October as they were overdue for an upgrade anyway, and the crashes seem to have gotten worse within the last month or so, so Iโm hoping someone can shed some light on what I might have missed.
Originally it was only a game called Guild Wars 2 that was crashing, and after sending numerous logs to ArenaNetโs support site, none of their fixes have ultimately solved the problem. As of late Iโve been getting numerous silent crashes on Fallout: New Vegas, and my wife has been getting the same when she plays The Sims 4. Blue screens occur roughly once a week, but I didnโt have dumps from before December unfortunately, so I donโt have the full history to hand, only about the last month or so.
Things Iโve tried:
[ul]
[li]Upgrade of various older hardware components (in this case, m/board, RAM and CPU)[/li][li]Clean install of latest card drivers[/li][li]A clean install of windows 10 (done after replacing the m/board)[/li][li]Ran a memory test on the new RAM, and checked my HDD for bad sectors, both came back with no issues found.[/li][/ul]
I havenโt replaced either my graphics card or my PSU, but am wondering if one or both are part of the problem, as they are the only pieces of hardware (save for the HDD and SSD, which Iโve tested) that havenโt been replaced.
Iโve uploaded the BSOD minidumps for the last few weeks (which is roughly once a week or so since December) onto OneDrive, as well as the text file export for msinfo32 so you can get a full picture of the hardware (and Windows version) if needed.
[IMG alt=โ1drv.msโ]https://p.sfx.ms/icons/v2/Large/Zip.png
[HEADING=2] Minidumps and ms32info.zip [/HEADING]
Compressed (zipped) Folder
1drv.ms
Iโm not particularly well versed in how to read system dmp files correctly, so apologies if there is something in them that was easy to spot. It looks as if thereโs no 1 cause of these crashes (either app or system), so was hoping that having a more full history of previous system crashes might narrow down the potential problem.
Iโve attempted to use driver verifier to force a blue screen in the hopes it would help me identify the problem, and all the blue screens have given me was the following fault code, without a driver being specified: DRIVER_VERIFIED_DETECTED_VIOLATION
I had to reboot in safe mood to turn driver verifier off, as it wouldnโt boot at all once it had been enabled.
Any help anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks[/IMG]
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