Memory management, PFn_;list corrupt, System Service excpetion BSODs, and read/write errors only while playing games.

Maxxis101

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Aug 26, 2013
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MOBO:TZ77B
CPU: i5-3550
GPU: GTX570
RAM: Corsair XMS3 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600 MHz
HD:seagate 500gb
PSU: 550W rosewill Hive
OS: Windows 7 64 bit Home

Cutting to the chase: Built a pc,worked great the first couple of days, then id occasionaly get one of the above bsods, and/or game crashes. Tried to fix it by looking at forums and following the advice, no luck. Drivers are good, memtest is saying everythings gravy, replaced my graphics card(for different reasons) switched around the ram, fiddled with the ram voltage, still no luck. Sometimes when i come home from work itll be crashed but thats relatively rare. It almost always happens when i play games: Sc2 diablo3, WoW etc... sometimes itll go for hours on end, other times i cant even get past the login screen and itll crash the game as soon as i login. Never before. Its not a heat issue, itll still crash even when its at a relatively low temperature. any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
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Okay first tests: 1) Your stating only in games when playing online. What happens when you play SINGLE PLAYER only?
2) Have you run Furmark or other Benchtest software? Can you duplicate during these tests any of the same problems or is it ONLY ONLINE? 3) If everything is fine for 1 & 2 then please state how your computer gets on the internet; i.e. wireless g connection to shared router for dormitory with 100 other wireless signals I see, on a 1Mb line.
Okay first tests: 1) Your stating only in games when playing online. What happens when you play SINGLE PLAYER only?
2) Have you run Furmark or other Benchtest software? Can you duplicate during these tests any of the same problems or is it ONLY ONLINE? 3) If everything is fine for 1 & 2 then please state how your computer gets on the internet; i.e. wireless g connection to shared router for dormitory with 100 other wireless signals I see, on a 1Mb line.
 
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