system under performing getting bsods and crap

ranny · May 4, 2014

hi , i had recently upgraded my pc .

my configuration is as follows ,

AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 955 Processor
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 - zotac non ti
GA-78LMT-S2
kingston hyperx blue 4 x 2
700 w psu

i upgraded my pc so that i could play cs go , in the past i have played cs 1.6 at a low level with this game i wanted to rise ,everything was going good since this past week i have been getting bsods and the getting 40 - 50 fps on low settings , bsod i have getting are bad system config , page in no paged area , system service excemption i have tried everything i could . i was wondering if someone could help me out , thanks guys

Beezy · May 4, 2014

whats the model on the psu. what are the stop codes associated w the bsods (ex 0x000000fe)? right off the bat ill guess its out of date drivers

ranny · May 4, 2014

http://i.imgur.com/lV6iWjQ.png
http://prntscr.com/3g83ny

and i just saw that my c drive is full i haven't installed too much , i recall it once disc checked during boot time and couldn't use the dvd it said app not installed , and during boot time it say update dmi pool data update new data to dmi pool

this is the psu http://shopping.rediff.com/product/circle-raw-power-700-watt-apfc-modular/12280803

Beezy · May 4, 2014

you have a variety of stop codes...you may have more than one problem contributing.
one of them is for out of date drivers for your hardware. if you don't know how to find the proper drivers for your system I would recommend you download a program (free) called Slimdrivers. It is Microsoft certified for driver updates, so you can trust it.

the power supply could be contributing in one case, one of your stop codes is a voltage problem. if you aren't overclocking, the power supply could be to blame (as it supplies voltage to the whole system). another possibly is out of date BIOS. the motherboard has VRMs which get power from the power supply but are actually responsible for giving the CPU power, it could be supplying bad voltages.

ranny · May 5, 2014

what do you recon ? the mother board and the psu don't match out ? or the mother board is out dated.

Beezy · May 5, 2014

look into your updates first before you look into hardware changes

ranny · May 5, 2014

it said that only the realtek sound driver was not updated

Beezy · May 5, 2014

is the motherboard BIOS up to date? one of your codes of for an out of date network stack, or driver...the other ones are a bit more vague though. power supply could be a major contributor though, not easy to tell with that variety of stop codes.

Beezy · May 5, 2014

try clearing the CMOS battery out, to reset the BIOS fully. see if that helps oo

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