Windows 10: RealBench BSOD

I was trying to run realbench 2.44 for 15min stress test but I randomly get BSOD with "DRIVER_CORRUPTED_EXPOOL" and recently I also got "DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER". I tried running in stock speeds on my GPU and CPU but I would always face the same issue. The BSOD only occurs during RealBench, any other stress test application will work fine (such as AIDA64) also I never get crashes during heavy load or gaming.

I would like to also mention that I recently did a fresh install of windows 10 to check if its an OS issue.

I appreciate if someone can help me identify what driver is causing these BSODs. Thanks

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Driver Verifier BSOD diagnosis opinions?

Thank you very much for looking at this.

I followed the directions for uninstalling the drivers, and attempted to install new ones that I

downloaded from my motherboard maker, ASUS. Unfortunately, they don't provide audio drivers for anything past Win 7 64 bit, but even though I'm running Win 10, I tried them. The computer would still crash when I ran driver verifier at startup and I had
to use a restore point.

When I checked which drivers were installed, however, it seemed to still be reverting to the original ones that initially caused the problem. So, I did some research on my own and used the Windows Show or Hide Updates program to make sure VIA wasn't auto-updating,
but the issues persisted. So, as a last resort, I simply went to device manager and updated the audio drivers to Win 10 provided by Microsoft, but I'm still getting the driver verifier crash before the system starts. My computer is presently in this state.
As long as I don't use driver verifier, it doesn't crash at startup, but I bet it will after normal sustained use.

The new dump files are here from the trials above. I'm curious if they're all still pointing to the audio driver, and if so/not,
what other steps you might recommend?

 

Driver Verifier BSOD diagnosis opinions?

I used the link provided and selected the option that says the BSOD occurred while using my PC. The link suggests checking for updates and disconnecting hardware. My software is already up to date, and rather than disconnecting random hardware, I was under
the impression from that by uploading the dump files from the Driver Verifier program that from

this post, there might be some clues as to what specific driver is causing the crashes. Is that possible to determine?

 

I see this in the latest dump:
Code: BUGCHECK_STR: 0xF7 PROCESS_NAME: MSIAfterburner.exe[/quote] This is the over-clocking tool. Try uninstalling it and see what happens. If no problems then try the latest 4.3 version: MSI Afterburner versions

 

This is the over-clocking tool. Try uninstalling it and see what happens. If no problems then try the latest 4.3 version: MSI Afterburner versions[/quote] Thanks for the reply, but I already have the latest MSI afterburner installed (v4.3).

Can you also check the cause for the first BSOD "DRIVER_CORRUPTED_EXPOOL", I didnt have MSI Afterburner installed when it happened

 

Not much there but I did see mention of Blender.exe. Did you have that installed then?

Also noticed old driver: 2010/06/10 20:14:32010/06/10 20:14:37shnaq\AppData\Local\Temp\GPUZ.sys.
Code: TechPowerUp GPU-Z GPU-Z is a lightweight system utility designed to provide vital information about your video card and graphics processor.[/quote]