Windows 10: Several different BSOD errors

What do you think the issue is?

 

I personally think the mobo or PSU is the culprit. I find it all too convenient that this brand new GPU is experiencing the exact same troubles as my last one. I have looked up the ASROCK Z170M Pro4s on newegg and other parts sites, and people have complained of their boards being DOA or having a lot of issues with them.

 

Yea, I saw that. You also have to ask how many of those complaints were due to 'user error'? I have been curious. Are you sure you have no bent CPU pins? They are pretty hard to see, but can really mess up a board. You have a Seasonic power supply. In my opinion, they are just about the best there is. I am using a Seasonic as well. That being said, even the best will malfunction occasionally.

Another thing you could try is to download a Live Linux ISO and burn it to a DVD/CD or put it on a USB drive. Run it for a while and just see. The Live Linux runs completely out of ram and thus removes any driver issues. I like Linux Mint as it almost works with any system and comes with a decent compliment of software. It is one of the easier distros to use for non-Linux users.

Personally, I am an Asus fanboy with my boards. I did have an Asrock P67 board when Sandy Bridge first was released. It lacked a couple of features, but was probably the most stable board I have ever owned. It survived about 5 builds and is still running today. I never had any problems with it. You may want to try contacting their Technical Support and see if they have any suggestions.

If you have any questions about anything just ask away. I don't mind at all.

Have we run Furmark yet? Furmark is a GPU stress test and will generate more stress and heat that anything you will ever create in normal use. If you would like to try that let me know. I will give you instructions on how to do it, or there are a couple more stress tests we can run. One is Ungine Heaven. It's a benchmark/stress test that I like to use.

 

So here are the dumps for the Driver Verifier running. Ran Rocket League , tried to exit game after one match - game crashed/BSOD without an error screen, then W10 would continue to crash until i took out the card and used the mobo HDMI port.

Going to try the furmark/unigen now with the card and post results shortly.

 

So I did furmark and it didn't crash while I did the test - it seemed to peak at 81°C and didn't go over. However, after I installed Unigine and was just about to start the test, the computer crashed AGAIN. Now I'm not so sure about the card either.

 

That's way wrong. This is what Furmark should look like. What settings did you use?

Attachment 91389

 

When you run the Ungine Benchmark, this is what settings to use. Once it loads and starts moving, click the benchmark tab at the top or press F9.

Attachment 91392

 

All of your dump files were the same as always.

 

Here's the unigen bench marking. Seems fine to me.

 

Yea, that looks about right

 

The problem was twofold: the faulty ram (as noted previously), and the motherboard. The PCIE slots are located by the heat sink, and the long form GPUs would cover the heat sink causing the board to constantly crash the system. I tried both slots, but the card still caused it to crash. I got a new mobo and case, and my system now works without issue.

 

I'm gad you have it solved and your computer running right again. I'm sorry it was all of that much of a problem. Which heatsink are you talking about? Are you saying that your board was overheating and crashing?