Windows 10: BSOD while gaming.

I believed I did:
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Very odd..

What is this game you're playing?
This it only happen whilst playing this game?

 

No. Remember, I had said it happened when I didn't try to induce it that one time. The game is Counterstrike Global Offensive. It's not a game that requires much to operate.

 

Could you show me what is in the Dram Timing Control part in the BIOS?

 

Of course:

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Is it correct that you've removed 1 stick?
It is recommended that you seat the removed stick in the other same colored slot.
Just to note, this is a random suggestion that I just noticed.

 

Unless incorrectly seated, both are on the 'red slots' as a cooler for the processor blocks me from physically placing one in one of the two the black slots.

 

I assume that has been since I made the suggestion to reseat the memory?
If so then I need to update my software as it keeps telling me that you're using only 1 stick.

 

Reseated. I'll let you know if I get another BSOD. If your software tells you I have only one RAM in the next time it should come down to your software requiring updating or one of my RAM's are faulty? *sarc Edit: Maybe the port on the motherboard that houses the RAM?

 

Latest update:

Edit: I won't be online much in the next two days, maybe just the morning (for me) tomorrow. Thanks for your help thus far. I will resume asking you for your advice Monday.

 

Now it is showing both sticks *Smile

A question, do you keep an eye on the temperatures when the system is under load?

 

I do not but if there is a program to record it, I will download it. I'm sure I could get you that report as well haha. I just don't know any programs like that.

 

I mostly use
Speccy
HWMonitor

 

I used Speccy a few days ago to check the temperature as I stress-tested my hardware. It appears my CPU temperature would jump above 90C whilst the other components remained sufficiently cooled (remaining within 2-3C of its initial temperature). I have a coolermaster component attached onto the CPU. I will look into removing and re-attaching it and replacing the heat paste-component to see if this is the issue. I won't be able to do this for another few days unfortunately.

Thank you for the help so far. Will update again as soon as I can.

 

Thank you so much axe0. It turns out it was the heat paste afterall. I've no issue for the past few weeks. Cheers~