Windows 10: BSODs caused by ntoskrnl.exe and win32kbase.sys while playing League

Done, On disk D: it said no problems were found.
The C: disk is in use so idk where to find that report on it

 

You need to reboot your system to scan c:.

 

I have and it scanned, when i got back no notification or something, just my login screen

 

There is no message of chkdsk, only a log stored that can be viewed in eventviewer under the tag 'wininit' or 'chkdsk'.

 

And i need to send you the log?

 

It works the same as you did earlier, only difference is a system reboot

 

Its done i know that, but i was asking if I had to send you the log of eventviewer or not.

Anyways, ill just send it along with some fresh BSOD dmp files

 

How old is your hardware?
Is when playing LOL the only time a BSOD occurs?

Just to let you know, or confirm if you already thought so, the various amount of BSOD indicate a good chance that the issue is a hardware problem (hence the tests).
Some hardware problems are more difficult to identify than others, like a hard drive problem and a CPU problem. Hard drive problems are the most occuring, they can be identified with quite some methods. CPU problems is quite rare and quite difficult to identify.

 

All my hardware is about a year old, no it also occurs when I surf on internet or summin, but it mostly occurs while playing league. One odd thing i know is that according to your tool to get to know the system specs, my GPU is a R9 and not an R7. Idk if this is a bug in the tool or something else.

 

It is likely a small bug. The tool was written for Windows 7 users, but works good enough for other Windows versions *Smile

 

If it is an ''unnoticeable'' hardware issue, it is most likely not my hard drive. Before i had my SSD i ran it on my HDD and back then I had the BSODs aswell.

 

The hard drive (should) is ruled out, likewise with the RAM.
I'd suggest to run the following tests.
Please note, this is a template I use for this kind of situations.





STOP 0x124 Troubleshooting

Read carefully before proceeding.

*Arrow Run Prime95 - Stress Test Your CPU - Windows 10 Forums & CPU - Stress Test Using IntelBurnTest - Windows 7 Help Forums

*Arrow Run FurMark - GPU Stress Test - Windows 10 Forums



Note Run Furmark for around 30 minutes.


Warning Your GPU temperatures will rise quickly while Furmark is running. Keep a keen eye on them and abort the test if overheating occurs.
Make a photo of the result and post it.

In Furmark you can find a tool called 'GPU-Z' (if you want to install GPU-Z is up to you), when GPU-Z is open click on the 'Sensors' tab, on this tab you can monitor

• the frequency of the GPU,
• the GPU memory clock,
• the temperature,
• the power,
• the load on the GPU,
• Etc.

I would like you to make a screenshot of GPU-Z after you have either cancelled Furmark for any reason or Furmark is finished, post this screenshot in your next reply with the result of Furmark.

 

Will the CPU Stresstest end itself after x time or do i have to stop it after x minutes?

 

IntelBurnTest stops itself.
Prime95 doesn't stop itself.

 

Oke i think i have to stop the test already then with Prime95, my cpu hits 64C already and if im right the max temp was 61C

Screenshot - 64524cc663e74cc981ceb95ffb5d1ab7 - Gyazo

EDIT: another question, when will furmark stop? or do i have to manually quit that one aswell after 30 minutes