I recently reinstalled Windows 7 on my SSD (I also have a HDD connected not as a raid just as a secondary drive for storage, the SSD is the boot drive). I had to reinstall because after installing a bunch of drivers (network, sound, video) from the EVGA site. My computer would not boot to Windows and would blue screen during the Windows 7 startup animation.
I tried everything to get it working, nothing I tried fixed anything so I decided to just reformat both drives and reinstall Windows.
Now I am getting random BSoD. It does not matter what I am doing. It has happened while I'm installing games, while I'm browsing through pictures and while I'm just browsing the web. The longest I have gone without a BSoD is ~4 hours. The shortest is ~10 minutes.
Here is an image of the BSoD:
Here are my system specs:
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Intel i7 930 @ 2.8GHz
EVGA x58 SLI LE
2x Radeon HD 5770 (3 monitors)
12 GB DDR3
80 GB SSD
2TB HDD
Since the random crashing I have removed one GPU, and 2 sticks of RAM leaving me with 4GB RAM and 1 GPU (2 monitors).
Anyone out there have any ideas what can possibly be wrong?
If you want more in depth information on what I did before reinstalling you can check out these threads: Link 1 and Link 2.
Thank you.
EDIT: Just had it BSoD on me during a Windows Update.
I tried everything to get it working, nothing I tried fixed anything so I decided to just reformat both drives and reinstall Windows.
Now I am getting random BSoD. It does not matter what I am doing. It has happened while I'm installing games, while I'm browsing through pictures and while I'm just browsing the web. The longest I have gone without a BSoD is ~4 hours. The shortest is ~10 minutes.
Here is an image of the BSoD:
Here are my system specs:
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Intel i7 930 @ 2.8GHz
EVGA x58 SLI LE
2x Radeon HD 5770 (3 monitors)
12 GB DDR3
80 GB SSD
2TB HDD
Since the random crashing I have removed one GPU, and 2 sticks of RAM leaving me with 4GB RAM and 1 GPU (2 monitors).
Anyone out there have any ideas what can possibly be wrong?
If you want more in depth information on what I did before reinstalling you can check out these threads: Link 1 and Link 2.
Thank you.
EDIT: Just had it BSoD on me during a Windows Update.