0F4 BSOD by ntoskrnl.exe

drawistwl

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Hi anyone,

my com have been running very smoothly for 5 months after the first BSOD. now reoccurred again. it happen when playing game halfway, come with a some pausing sound from my speaker and after few seconds then trigger the BSOD.

i did
1. memtest 2/4 passes without any error
2. quick scan with WD lifeguard on my HHD = no error
3. malware scanned too
4. Prime95 with blend test under room temp for nearly 10mins
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0 errors and warning but the temperature rised to 100C and i stopped immediately
new Thermal paste was applied 5 months ago

is there any test i can try?
i played the game second time. it seem to be fined
 

ZrE0_Cha0s

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well im not sure if u have googled it yourself or not. but i see many indicating its memory issues, could be your ram or your page file.

but since u say that u ran memtest and it pass. den maybe can u download memtest86 and burn it into a thumbdrive to boot it up to test.
 

drawistwl

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well im not sure if u have googled it yourself or not. but i see many indicating its memory issues, could be your ram or your page file.

but since u say that u ran memtest and it pass. den maybe can u download memtest86 and burn it into a thumbdrive to boot it up to test.

Thank. I tested Memtest86 passed. The mobo i using was replaced by waranty due to have f4 bsod randomly.
 
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jtjt00

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When doing HDD scan, uncheck quick scan as it is quite useless.
 

yusoffb01

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Last time ntoskrnl happened, it was due to faulty and card
 
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