Windows 10: BSOD (Critical_Structure_Corruption) once every few days or so

I mentioned that it's from CPU-Z earlier *Wink
There are a few other programs that use these drivers, like speccy, hence why I added 'likely'.

Updating the software should resolve the outdated driver issue.

 

Ah, ok, got it. The thing is, I need that specific OCCT version to do GPU memtests. Already did 30 passes of it anyway, so I uninstalled it. 0 errors.

As for Furmark, I've been running it with the same settings the tutorial suggested. I can't notice any artifacting or corruption similar to what I had in the video. Also, I started the test at the time I made my last post. So, it's been an hour and still nothing.

Does that mean it's not VRAM then that causes the graphic corruption I linked? Or not sure yet? I need a better test for this, I suppose. It's not exactly BSOD related, but...

 

Furmark is a fairly proper test. If VRAM would be the issue Furmark is a good test to identify it as a hardware problem is mostly identified by stress testing.
If you'd want you could run Furmark for a few hours to see if that results in anything.

 

Memtest86 is currently running. Not using the + version because it didn't boot. I guess it doesn't support uefi, the plus version.

I set it to 20 passes, currently on second one. It seems to take around an hour or so for each pass.

I'll probably stop it after 10 passes or so, should be enough right?

 

That is correct, which is why BIOS settings need to be changed from UEFI to legacy (or whatever it is called)
Also fast startup needs to be disabled to boot MemTest86+

 

I didn't mention it, but I did switch to legacy. No go. Also messed with boot priorities and didn't help.

Fast and secure boot are both turned off.

Anyway, currently 3 passes in with no errors. Gonna mention again that I still didn't get another BSOD recently.

 

It usually helps to load the default settings in the BIOS and then change the boot mode, odd enough though.

 

Memtest86 is still running. How many passes? Stop it at 8, just like the other one? It has been going for 7 hours with 5 passes done.

Also, it seems that each pass takes longer than the previous one. Is that normal?

0 errors still, by the way.

EDIT: 10 passes, and then I stopped the test (almost 11 passes). 0 errors.

 

Because there is a significant difference with MemTest86 & MemTest86+ you need to run MemTest86+.
Restore the default settings in the BIOS, enable legacy boot mode and disable fast startup in Windows, then try to boot MemTest86+

Don't forget to make a photo of the result.