Windows 10: BSOD playing games, so far 5 multiple BSOD errors, listed inside

Hello,

So first of all, I am not a computer wizard. Some terms I might not understand as i've never had a problem like this before, but i'll try to enlist as much information as possible.

Since last friday or so, i've suddenly encountered a BSOD. Now, i've had them before and it was only once. After a reboot it usually never happend again and everything was cool. But since friday, they popped up again. Mainly during playing Battlefield 1, but i've also had it happen during Dragon Ball: Xenoverse 2.

I've had multiple BSOD errors, which are:

- IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL
- BAD POOL HEADER
- MEMORY_MANAGEMENT
- SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
- APC_INDEX_MISMATCH

Now if it were one, I might've been able to pinpoint the issue, but.. They're constantly different errors that happen. Now, to explain a bit more in detail how it goes:

So i'm just playing a match of Battlefield 1. After 10/15 minutes give or take, it'll bring me to the blue screen. After processing whatever it has to process, computer shuts down and it starts to restart. At this point it will be stuck in an infinite restart loop, where my monitor will not display anything as well. It just says it's not connected to something, which it clearly is. After manually closing and rebooting, i'll have to do this a few times or mess with the HDMI a little bit before I get my monitor to pop up again. Once that happens, I get stuck in the beginning screen where you can see your HDD/SSD installed. It won't go further than that unless I hit F2. There have been times where I had to go into BIOS and revert it to default settings as well (even though I never change a thing in there, but it worked.)

Then it reboots back up as usual. Very rarely i'll get an instant BSOD when it logged in, but that only happens rarely.

Now, the solutions i've been trying:

- Deleted graphics drivers (all of them) and reinstalled them. Did not work.
- Out of frustration reinstalled Windows 10. Did not fix anything.
- Brought him in to a shop. The BSOD's never appeared there and seemingly there's nothing wrong within the system, according to him.
- Went to my parents house to test there, since I do not have a car. Played games there, no BSOD.

I got the hope that maybe it was fixed, but then I returned home, tried it out and after 10 or so minutes of playing Battlefield 1, BSOD. This time it gave me the IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL & BAD POOL HEADER errors.

I've even been paranoid enough to think that it might be external hardware that is causing it? Like my headset or speakers or SOMETHING that was different when I brought it to the shop or when I was home at my parents house. Is that even possible?

It's good to know that i've had my current video card since release of the GTX 1070 and it never caused any sort of problem before.

Here are two dump errors: I cannot show the others as they occured before I reinstalled Win10, so I do not have those dump files anymore, but here are two of the most recent ones:

Attachment 109402
Attachment 109403

In case system specs are needed:
System Spec

Computer type: PC/Desktop
OS:Windows 10 64x
CPU:Intel Core i7 3820 @ 3.60GHz
Motherboard:Alienware 07JNH0 (CPU 1)
Memory:20,0GB DDR3 @ 799MHz
Graphics Card(s):4095MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 (MSI)


I'm pretty desperate at this moment, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the read!

:)

 

Computer BSODs

I have had BSODs with clock_watchdog_timeout, or just computer freezing while playing games on browser that used Macromedia Flash on a totally fresh start after a full system format. I got clock_watchdog_timeout error before the format, built a new rig using
old Hard Drives, and GPU from previous PC.

I tried uninstalling Flash, uninstalling browser(Chrome), uninstalled audio drivers. Reinstalled Chrome, tried again. And same hard freeze/clock_watchdog_timeout every time.

Minidump always identifies a different program as the fault. One time it was Chrome, one time it was Steam, and so on. Ran driver verifier, ran multiple Flash games and after a while driver verifier produced a BSOD. Speccy64 was also running during this,
and the dump identifies it as the program. The first link has this dump, and another dump that was from the time before Speccy64 was installed.

So far, Macromedia Flash is the only reliable freeze/bsod causer besides Speccy. I've played World of Tanks on max settings, and other intensive video games, and not a single freeze or bsod during them. Nothing came up during memtest. Prime 95, less than
2 minutes of running and bsod. Noted nothing happening on worker8, and prime95 simply said error for it. Checked CPU and Motherboard, no bent pins. Cpu had plenty of thermal paste, even got it on my fingers taking it off.

[edit]Odd, the process of taking off the CPU to inspect it, then putting it back on seems to have fixed the issue for prime95. Worker8 is now working and prime95 did not bsod the computer when running it for 10 minutes. However turning on driver verifier
then rebooting produced WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR (124). Starting up after that, no error. Second link is the minidump for this.

Tried running multiple macromedia flash games during driver verification, computer bsodded just when I started Speccy64. 3rd link is memory and minidump for this instance, would seem to link Speccy64 as a reliable BSOD causer. Uninstalled it and trying to
BSOD with just Macromedia Flash right now. So far, games that previously reliably produced a BSOD before cpu inspection are not doing so, but will have to test for this longer given previously they sometimes ran without issue.

CPU: AMD FX-8350 4.0 GHz 8-core

GPU: Sapphire Radeon R9 285 O.C. 2 Gt GDDR5

Memory: Four Corsair Vengeance 4 GB PC3-12800, 1600MHz, 240 DIMM 4 GB modules

Motherboard: Asus M5A99X EVO R2.0 990X

PSU: Corsair CX750W V2 CX-series 750 W

Windows Hard Drive: Samsung 850 EVO SSD 120 Gt 2,5" SATA3

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ag_oGXM7aD7ngQfRFRSpxeDyNVnY

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ag_oGXM7aD7ngQhOBKx_xYLli2Bf

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ag_oGXM7aD7ngQkktIknys9xEcRO

 

WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR BSOD on playing games in Windows 10 PC

Original Title: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR

Whenever I play a game after a few minutes there is a BSOD. So far I have tried chkdsk, sfc scan, DISM, defragment, and I updated my bios and reset my bios. All of the tests I mentioned have had no errors in them.

 

Solved it after a long few days. Memtest never showed the RAM was broken, but my RAM seemed to be the issue nontheless. I solved it, thanks for the help.