Random BSOD driving me nuts!

[localITguy]

thks i did this abt 1 month ago still bsod

did u try re - install?

i am not a big fan of windows 10 its causing me BSOD also.

switched back to Windows 7 No BSOD!

 

[xiaoheng]

as im replying my 7th bsod lol... can't even type wtf!

 

[xiaoheng]

did u try re - install?

i am not a big fan of windows 10 its causing me BSOD also.

switched back to Windows 7 No BSOD!

yes the shop where i bought help me reformat once and it was fine for 2 weeks after that uncorrectable error back again till now... i tried reset this pc wipe off everything but same after 1-2 days bsod

 

[Steyr69]

Either ram or mobo....got rma mobo?

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[ZrE0_Cha0s]

if not reinstall to either win7 or 8.1 to see.

 

[xiaoheng]

Either ram or mobo....got rma mobo?

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i have changed both and even psu... no gpu atm as i sold off mine...

if not reinstall to either win7 or 8.1 to see.

not sure how to do that as i dun hav valid win 7 key it come with win 10...

 

[Piezoq]

Ah... finally an epic troubleshooting thread after some time.

It's not so easy to isolate a BSOD isn't it?

I'll come back to TS in a bit but here's an interesting nugget from the annals of computing history.

Sun Microsystem (now owned by Oracle) had a problem in the early 2000s. Their industry-renowned reliability was taking a huge hit from seemingly random errors in their spanking-new SPARC servers that couldn't be replicated consistently by their engineers. I.E. they knew there was a problem (the output was garbage) but it was random.

They tried replacing entire CPUs (and they ran into the hundreds at some installations) but the problem kept recurring, on brand-new hardware.

That's when IBM--the supplier of the SRAM in the servers--advised their clients of the effect of alpha particle corruption to the SRAM modules, months after they identified the problem and stopped using them in IBM's own products.

Try tracing that!

Back to TS. The problem is narrowed down to the motherboard and PSU. I'd say it's probably the motherboard's RAM slot. Good luck RMAing though.

 

[tigerwoods]

did u try re - install?

i am not a big fan of windows 10 its causing me BSOD also.

switched back to Windows 7 No BSOD!

Problem is your system not win10

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[localITguy]

Problem is your system not win10

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what you talking?

did you even read?

 

[wacko]

well, there is still the CPU that you haven't RMA...

 

[xiaoheng]

*update managed to bring it back the shop where i bought to help me change my processor and clean reformat... wil monitor abt a week or 2 and will report b if i still get BSOD... thks bros here for advice and tips given for the pass months THANK YOU!

 

[xiaoheng]

its been 2weeks since last update...

so far i hav not encounter any BSOD after changing the processor... so it might be the processor issue for me... glad finally can relax would like to thks all the bros who given helpful tips and info TYVM ! u guys help me learned alot! Thks!

 

[Steyr69]

Great! Thanks for update....very rare for cpu to have problems.
Glad you found the cause.

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[ZrE0_Cha0s]

Bust still normally there wouldn't be any CPU having error though...not sure is it u got fUlty chip from the start or just that some time, some parts just goes horribly wrong and QC isn't done properly...

 

[keenklee]

Maybe ESD.

I don't seem to see that ESD protection is a concern locally for people and shops.

 

[Steyr69]

Maybe ESD.

I don't seem to see that ESD protection is a concern locally for people and shops.

Its more prevalent in us europe where humidity is lower. That said, it is good to be grounded whenever dealing w pc components.

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[hlots123]

its been 2weeks since last update...

so far i hav not encounter any BSOD after changing the processor... so it might be the processor issue for me... glad finally can relax would like to thks all the bros who given helpful tips and info TYVM ! u guys help me learned alot! Thks!

wah congrats its solved!

 

[wacko]

rare, but still possible, and really the last thing you would want to become faulty, as it is usually the last part of the PC that you would troubleshoot...