Very Frequent BSOD's on New PC

Hey there Brandon!

I'm going to check on the minidump in a bit. Try installing MEMTEST86 from www.memtest86.com instead :)

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I am trying to do the MEMTEST86+, I followed your steps and it looks like it installed to my USB.  The I restarted my PC keeping USB inside, and it just booted back into windows.

Another one just occurred, here is updated link.

Yeah it definitely normally happens on that game mainly, but sometimes on others.  More often than not it is on that game though, just happened whenever I tried to play the Tarkov again, in the menus, not even in the actual game.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjxBjN1HNBpkgj4g_AL9xf6Mwx_O?e=15t02g

Hey there Brandon!

Well, bad news. That minidump is blaming hardware directly. I have noticed that all the BSODs occur when playing "Escape from Tarkov", that's weird as well.

Let's run some hardware checks, just so we can breath in that aspect:

1. MEMTEST86+

1. Get a USB and plug it in your computer.
2. Download the USB MEMTEST86+ installer from http://www.memtest.org/download/5.31b/memtest86...
3. Extract the file and execute the file inside.
4. Follow the instructions the installer gives until it finishes.
5. Reboot your computer keeping the USB inside. It'll boot into MEMTEST86+.

2. PRIME95

1. Download PRIME95 from http://www.mersenne.org/freesoft/
2. Download an utility to check CPU temperature, so we can control that CPU doesn't go crazy. I suggest: http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
3. Extract the contents of the zip file to a location of your choice.
4. Double click on the executable file.
5. Select "Just stress testing".
6. Select the "Blend" test.

During this process, make sure that CPU temperatures don't go further than 85ºC. If they do, stop the test INMEDIATELY and consider that the CPU is either overclocked or there are being problems.

I'd recommend running the CPU test for 6 hours, but you can run it less time and just state how long it has run for.

The test fails if it BSODs during the test or if PRIME95 shows any error during the process.

If hardware tests go perfectly okay, we'll run Driver Verifier to see if there's any driver misbehaving.

Let me know how it goes, please! Hugs,

Miguel Ángel :)

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I got another Blue Screen playing a game this morning, I thought I was in the clear last night because I didn't have any issues.  Sometimes it is like that, I will go a night no issues, then the next day get 15 of them.  Posting the link to the file below.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjxBjN1HNBpkgj4g_AL9xf6Mwx_O?e=Rsbg7t

I did not have another mouse to use other than my Logitech, so if that is the issue causing all of this, I can run out and get one today.  I just didn't know if this dump would show something new :(