- Jan 2, 2012
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Hey all, I just recently finished building my new gaming computer and am waiting for my new gcard to arrive. The gcard I have in currently is what i presumed broken which is why I was getting a new computer any way (5years old). My old computer was getting 3b BSOD at least twice a day for weeks so and I was lead to believe that it was the gcard. So here I am now.
Today I first got http://prntscr.com/2c0ujl which is what i was receiving on my old computer, confirmed that my gcard is broken. However my new PC has a 120Gb ssd, 1tb storage and my old 1tb HDD (with os, not sure if that messes with anything?) in it. 2hrs after the first BSOD I got http://prntscr.com/2c0us1 which was new and made me start worrying. Googling around lead me to that it could be a corrupt hard drive (not sure how that could happen since the computer is 3days old), a corrupt boot sector or something else. I think that is just the graphics card messing with the computer. What do you guys think?
Thanks for your help,
Corey
Edit: Just shutdown my computer instead of restarting it, it installed 77 important updates with multiple restarts... maybe that was part of the issue ._.?
Today I first got http://prntscr.com/2c0ujl which is what i was receiving on my old computer, confirmed that my gcard is broken. However my new PC has a 120Gb ssd, 1tb storage and my old 1tb HDD (with os, not sure if that messes with anything?) in it. 2hrs after the first BSOD I got http://prntscr.com/2c0us1 which was new and made me start worrying. Googling around lead me to that it could be a corrupt hard drive (not sure how that could happen since the computer is 3days old), a corrupt boot sector or something else. I think that is just the graphics card messing with the computer. What do you guys think?
Thanks for your help,
Corey
Edit: Just shutdown my computer instead of restarting it, it installed 77 important updates with multiple restarts... maybe that was part of the issue ._.?
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