ntoskrnl.exe+75bc0

[ZawLee]

Can someone tell me if this is related to my gpu or my ram?

 

[Alternative X]

Maybe RAM, maybe HDD, maybe drivers.

 

[ZawLee]

Huh? So how do I narrow down to a root cause?

 

[Alternative X]

Huh? So how do I narrow down to a root cause?

Use BlueScreenView to determine the system processes that causes the BSOD.

Use Memtest86+ to test RAM.

Use CrystalDiskMark to determine HDD condition.

 

[ZawLee]

Checked bsv and there are 2 crash addresses.
Ram are okay after 5 tests.
Hdd is 100% good condition.

So its the gpu driver again - -"

 

[Alternative X]

Checked bsv and there are 2 crash addresses.
Ram are okay after 5 tests.
Hdd is 100% good condition.

So its the gpu driver again - -"

Whoa whoa, wait a minute. You might want to make doublely sure that the crash is caused by the display drivers. This is because this BSOD can be caused by more than just the display drivers. Use Google to google the system processes to see which program is the problematic system process associated with.