BSOD 0xa00001 windows 8.1

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BKSlash

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Hey,
I've gotten this error a couple of times now, and I don't know what's causing it.
Here are the .dmps:
http://goo.gl/bz5NFq
http://goo.gl/HOjWvr
Thanks!

Specs:
i5 4590
Gigabyte GA-H81M-HD3
Crucial 8gb DDR3
Seagate 1TB ST1000DM003
MSI R9 290 4G DDR5 Gaming

Edit:
I'm not sure, but it may be happening after a gaming session.
 
Solution
sgtmasterD
not enough power to your graphics card. Check the extra power connections directly from the power supply to the graphics card. if they are ok, then your power supply is under powered or failed. (any you might have to upgrade it to one with a higher wattage rating) (most likely just a bad connection, based on the spec of the power supply)

first one, I think it is not enough power to your graphics card. I would confirm that the connection(s) that go directly from your power supply to your graphics card is correctly connected and are providing power.
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not enough power to your graphics card. Check the extra power connections directly from the power supply to the graphics card. if they are ok, then your power supply is under powered or failed. (any you might have to upgrade it to one with a higher wattage rating) (most likely just a bad connection, based on the spec of the power supply)

first one, I think it is not enough power to your graphics card. I would confirm that the connection(s) that go directly from your power supply to your graphics card is correctly connected and are providing power.
 
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BKSlash

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One of the connection was a bit loose, only time will tell if that was it.
Thanks!
 
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