Multiple BSOD's when gaming

may help providing with more info :did run any other programs when gaming like recording video.probably one of the memory stick is faulty.you can try living one memory stick and try pay the games see if your gonna get BOSD again and then do the same with another memory stick living just one in motherboard slot.

I looked at the last 5 bugchecks all of them seem to be caused by memory corruption. different places in the same file would indicate that the file is ok on disk but it is getting corrupted when copied into memory.

because of this you want to go into BIOS and turn off any overclocking (intel speed step, or turbo)
then reboot and run memtest86 to confirm that your memory system is working correctly.
(confirm your memory timings and voltages in BIOS before you test)

windows will load drivers in slightly different orders on each boot and I think you have RAM problems that cause the driver that was loaded into it to get corrupted. (results in different bugchecks on each boot, or no bugcheck if the bad spot in RAM has a driver that is not currently being used)





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you will want to update your chipset drivers for you CPU and any special USB chipset drivers you may have for any secondary USB chipsets. CPU chipset drivers should come from intel Look here: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=20775
get the usb secondary drivers from your motherboard manufacture.

080314-6046-01.dmp
BugCheck D1, {ffffe001d1300ae0, 2, 0, fffff800e7920bfc}
the driver LEqdUsb.sys (Logitech SetPoint Unifying KMDF USB Filter) made calls to a windows driver
the windows driver detected that it had been corrupted and called the bugcheck.

the logitech dirver \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\LEqdUsb.Sys Tue Mar 18 17:20:55 2014
you will want to look for a update if you can find one.
system bugchecked because a core windows file was modified in memory.
\SystemRoot\system32\drivers\Wdf01000.sys Thu Aug 22 04:38:56 2013
(WDF Dynamic - Kernel Mode Driver Framework driver)

I have no idea why it was modified in memory but the system took it as a virus attack and shutdown.
(you might want to run malwarebytes to confirm you don't have malware)

you need to run cmd.exe as a admin (windows key+x+A)
then type
sfc.exe /scannow (this will attempt to repair your system files from the hidden backup copy)

Note: if the repair fails you have to run the dism.exe command
dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth (this will attempt fix files from a trusted online source)




machine info:
Manufacturer Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Product Z87X-D3H-CF
BIOS Release Date 01/17/2014
Processor Version Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz
Processor Voltage 8ah - 1.0V
External Clock 100MHz
Max Speed 7000MHz
Current Speed 3700MHz

memory Speed 1333MHz
Manufacturer 0118 part num= 4GBH2X02E99927-16-