Having BSOD When gaming. Have tried all the usual DDU/fresh windows install's etc pretty sure its graphics card related as issue seems to not really happen when overclocked for some reason but if I don't overclock I get constant crashes.
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Install it, and then just post a screen shot of the first page of the program.
This is what mine looks like...
You should then add the following info to your computer specs, on this forum...
CPU, RAM, Motherboard, graphics card, monitor, and any SSDs or hard drives that you have.
You should also include the make/model of your Power Supply.
That information will be written on the side of your power supply.
For the RAM, you need to double the frequency (in Mhz), that is shown in SPECCY.
For example, mine shows 1599Mhz, but the RAM is actually running at 3200Mhz.
1. Take the screenshot, (or camera pic), edit it as desired, save to your desktop as .png or .jpg (max. size = 2MB)
2. Left click in your post, where you want to place the screenshot.
3. Click the Attach Files button at lower left, browse to your image and select it.
4. Then click Insert, I usually choose the Thumbnail (smaller) option, or there is a Full Image (larger) option.
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added image of my PC specs via speccy and a picture of my GPU overclock CPU isn't overclocked, and just to let you know I am only applying this overclock as it seems to reduce if not completely remove the BSOD issues, I've had multiple crashes back to back with out the overclock applied and then I apply it and it seems to work fine for the rest of the gaming session.
Any idea's on what the BSOD even says because I for the life of me can't read that? I would try get a better picture but it shows for half a second at most so had to hold a camera at screen until it happened.
Your GPU is fried. Look at the bottom half. It is corrupted pixels, so that needs to be replaced? Also, download BlueScreenView and look at the latest minidump. That also shows the stopcode
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