Critical_Process_Died and Kernel_inpage_error

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Richards27

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So I recently built my new PC (fx8350 &toxic r9 270x)
After a few days I started getting BSoDs, only these two mentioned in the title though.
I have no performance issues, I'll just leave my computer for a while, come back to a BSoD. Doesn't happen everyday, but every other or every 3 days.
What's the problem guys, how can I fix it.

PS. After coming back to my PC after 40 mins, I also found my computer to be frozen on a black screen, completely unresponsive with fans on full.

PPS. I've never had more than two in one day, and they always freeze on 0% collecting data with fans on full blast. Also, these BSoDs seem to not affect my computer at all, I can simply restart my PC and everything is fine (I obviously clean my registry after each BSoD)
 
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all three symptoms can be caused by overclocking /over heating
-the first 2 problems (below) could be explained by a drive disconnection problem. (update SATA driver or move drive to another controller or port, check the data connection for bad contact, enable hot swap in BIOS on the sata port if you have that option, search event viewer for errors from the disk subsystem)

I would reset or update the BIOS to defaults and make sure I did not have any overclocking software running.
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- kernel_inpage_error indicates that a driver tried to read data from a storage device and failed.
It could be a device that became disconnected for some reason OR memory corruption that cause the driver to use a bad memory address.

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all three symptoms can be caused by overclocking /over heating
-the first 2 problems (below) could be explained by a drive disconnection problem. (update SATA driver or move drive to another controller or port, check the data connection for bad contact, enable hot swap in BIOS on the sata port if you have that option, search event viewer for errors from the disk subsystem)

I would reset or update the BIOS to defaults and make sure I did not have any overclocking software running.
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- kernel_inpage_error indicates that a driver tried to read data from a storage device and failed.
It could be a device that became disconnected for some reason OR memory corruption that cause the driver to use a bad memory address.

-A critical_process_died indicates one of windows core components found a error and exited. This too can be caused by memory corruption.

-A machine with a that is "frozen" with fans spinning at full, I would be looking at a overheating problem.

 
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Richards27

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Thanks for the reply, I haven't over clocked any of my hardware and I'll try the hotswap option asap, I haven't changed any BIOS options apart from fan controls (stock AMD fan is loud) but I never get more than 60 on extreme loads, so I don't see how it could overheat in idle. I've ordered a 212 evo heatsink and a noctua fan with some Attic silver 5, mainly to quieten the rig but it should also keep the temps lower. I'll try replugging in the sata ports too.

In regards to the drivers, it could be caused by my GPU driver, since it had my old amd drivers on it and I installed the new and ones over the top,so that could be it too. I'll re install drivers if the other options don't work.
 
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