Windows 10 BSOD

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Hi guys,

Gonna be a long story here.. I'll thank and appreciate you bros here in advance first to read about it. Recently had some windows 10 updates on my desktop, and ever since I encountered numerous BSOD upon reaching my login screen. Never once had a problem like that before. Restarted a few times, then went to this troubleshoot screen with multiple options. Didn't want to refresh or reinstall anything, I went ahead with normal boot up. Surprisingly it worked out fine.

The error message received were different everytime. System thread error, kmode exception error, etc.

Happened for the next few days and tadaaa! Today, it reached the stage where my monitor will not even turn on to the boot up screen. Restarted many times, couldn't boot with my usb boot drive, unplugged my second monitor, etc.

Some background issue.. Previously when I first got my new graphics card back mayb 2 years ago, I had some issues while playing assassin's creed, where the screen flickered a few times. Didn't continue playing and didn't bother to figure out why.

Recently, I had this occasional lines of flickers or something like that on my screen. Restarted my pc and everything went back to normal.

Something new from yesterday was a small patch on my screen on a pdf file, mayb about 2cm x 2cm will have that flickering stuff. But when I alt tab out of it to google chrome, it disappears. Switch back, it will be there. Restart the pdf then everything is okay.

Sooo.. back to my troubleshooting for my BSOD, figured mayb its the hardware graphic card problem. So I took it out, booted up using just the onboard graphics card, it worked perfectly fine, no BSOD or whatsoever. Fixed back the graphic card, again same thing. My monitor will not show a thing. But plugged my second monitor into the motherboard vga plug, it works fine.

Now I need some advice on what should I do next.. I dont even know what's the real problem with my pc. :(:(:(
 

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clean install your display driver...

Just did a clean install yesterday when it managed to start up!

btw can't be palit r7 265 right, ...sapphire?

How you know? :s13::s13: something bad? R7 265 sapphire dual-x.

Which graphic card and driver u using??

Currently latest driver..

This morning tried turning on my pc again, machiam like car no power leh. Turn already then auto shut off. Then on again, then off.. Monitor no reaction. Took out graphics card, still the same :eek::eek:
 

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den try running ur pc without ram, gfx and ssd/hdd etc, basically remove all plug on ur mb beside ur power supply.
 

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Okay just did that, the mb just beep beep beep booooop.. Monitor nothing, but able to power on.

Edit: plugged in ram and SSD, monitor won't show anything. Added in HDD, nothing either.

My mb got problem? T.T
 
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den maybe u still unplug ur ssd/hdd and try only 1 stick of ram and see if u can see any post, if 1st stick cant work, try another and see
 

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Okay I did that, only 1 stick of ram. But I only got 1 stick, so I can't try another. Nothing appears on the screen..

But my pc started to on and off by itself again. Machiam like breathing. On for 2s, off for 2s.
 

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can u try using eraser? and clean the ram contact and try? probably is ram issues though.
 

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Just did that, no change.. Restart PC, had the auto on off issue again. But after it did that for about 2-4 times, it could power on all the way, without shutting down and nothing on the monitor.
 

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Just did that, no change.. Restart PC, had the auto on off issue again. But after it did that for about 2-4 times, it could power on all the way, without shutting down and nothing on the monitor.

have u tried other video cables (hdmi, dp, dvi, vga?) as well as testing ur monitor just by powering up and see if there is any msg or can access to OSD menu or not?
 

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Last night it worked fine without the gpu, only a direct connection with a vga cable to my monitor.

My monitor's able to show no signal detected. My monitor cannot access the OSD menu without powering the cpu on. Don't think its the monitor problem. I have 2 monitor screens.

I need help~
 

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After extensive research with no confirmation, got a feeling its highly got to do with my ram stick.
 

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OK, den maybe u buy a similar ram and see,frn the other ram really have issues u can go for RMA, otherwise if u have no time to do RMA den throw away that ram.
 

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Sadly I reused the CPU, MB, RAM and HDD from my old OEM desktop. So its probably about 4years liao. Cannot RMA. Mayb will get a new RAM from SLS. Any recommendation?
 

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well im not sure what ur mb specs so dunno which ram u should go for, but if urs is ddr3 den go for kingston or any valueram. and get 8gb per stick.

ur old ram is from OEM? not outside of the build? if like kingston or curical u should have lifetime warranty for these ram.
 
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