Solved Multiple BSOD, what could be the issue ?

Hello,

Here is the minidump : https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjAdzCcRXhH0kMkJPs9PSPni-_lHSQ?e=Do1aDZ

I'm sorry I was taken away from this matter lately, I really appreciate what you do here. And I apologize for the duplicate, please remove the old thread if it is an issue.

Here is again my situation :

I've been encountering an increasing number of blue screen of death lately, especially when gaming but it happens also when simply browsing on chrome/edge.

Do you think the issue(s) could be the aging hardware ?

Why the focus on hardware ? Well first the BSODs appear for different reasons randomly, and they come up more frequently every day. Here is the set of BSOD that appear :

• CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT
• PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
• SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
• MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION

Looking up those errors didn't help much, but I reckon that the issue is memory related.

I've done multiple resets, memory scan check, manually installed drivers, and even cleaned the dust inside the machine today but nothing has changed. The hardware is about 10 years old :
Motherboard : Asus P8Z77-V, Z77, LGA1155, PCI-E 3.0, CFX/SLI
Processor : Intel Core i5 3570K BOX (LGA 1155, 3.40GHz)
GPU : Sapphire FleX HD 7950 3GB
RAM : Kingston HyperX Genesis (4 x 4GB, DDR3-2000 (PC3-16000))
Disk1 : Samsung SSD 840 Basic (120GB, S-ATA III (6 Gbit/s))
Disk 2 : Toshiba DT01ACA100 1 To
Alim : LC-Power Green Power LC6600GP (600W)

Thank you very much for your help!

It's literally the first line after "Hello".

And here is the file attached, thanks Rustys it was easy to miss that button.

phillpower2 : I saw Russ's answers once the thread was locked and therefore couldn't answer. So I started another thread where I apologize for my lack of answer in the previous thread, what was my other option ? Genuinely curious to know.

Thank you very much I'll dive into that then.

No zero I can't find anything vaguely related to coresync.exe, rather all I find point to drivers issues.

Thanks for the info. Well those dumps are the results of several bsod that appeared on a fully reset machine with very few programs installed (2 games, steam, adobe photoshop, chrome). Everything is paid for, no reason to have a malware somewhere. The driver trail is because those BSODs mostly appeared when the GPU was in use.

phillpower2 said:

Are my eyes deceiving me or does that word that I have highlighted in red say adobe or not,

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I clearly said Adobe Photoshop, so I'm gonna play your game and say that your eyes are deceiving you. If coresync.exe is related to all Adobe products than you have no reason to specify Adobe Acrobat and act all surprised afterwards.

phillpower2 said:

Not sure what you mean about the driver trail bit as the GPU and its drivers are in use as soon as Windows has loaded and if there are GPU driver issues the computer most often fails to boot and you get the blue screen and : ( face

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Jesus then when the GPU is clearly in use, not when it says 0-2% in utilization.

No BSODs since.

phillpower2 said:

You never gave a direct answer but instead said;

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phillpower2 said:

You missed answering the above.

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Oh well and my initial question was could the aging hardware be an issue and I never got an answer to that either.

I'm calling this over I feel like I wasted my time and yours, I'm thankful for the service you guys provide and for this forum to exist. I have no doubt you have helped and will help many other, but I'll get my help elsewhere. No hard feeling, for real.

You can consider this thread closed.