- Feb 11, 2015
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First my Specs:
FX-6300 (Was OC'd but now stock this was the first thing I tried)
MSI R9 390
8GB Ballistx Ram
USB 3.0 GA-LMT78 Gigabyte Motherboard
CM 212 EVO Cooler
EVGA Supernova B2 750W
So, I keep getting BSOD when gaming, however it all seems to relate to GTA V. As long as I don't touch that, everything runs smoothly. As soon as I play GTA V, randomly, without warning. I can get BSOD, with Atikmpag.sys, or sometimes with just a 124 STOP code. Sometimes I even just crash to desktop with a failed to initialize error. When this happens, If I try to play any game, I get the Atikmpag.sys BSOD straight away. I have tried many of the fixes around relating to all of these errors. Expanding Atikmpag.sys, Taking off my Overclock, Updating Video Drivers. Running GTA on lower settings. And its drove me mad
So my current fix is to never play GTA V again, which seems to work (I have got another BSOD, on minecraft, but this could of been a voltage problem, due to the fact I was hosting a server, and it was heavily modified and putting a lot of strain on my rather old CPU) However this is rather annoying as GTA was one of the main reasons I got this GPU. (Because when it does work, it powers through all my games, including GTA with high FPS) So, yea...... anybody got any ideas? Thanks.
FX-6300 (Was OC'd but now stock this was the first thing I tried)
MSI R9 390
8GB Ballistx Ram
USB 3.0 GA-LMT78 Gigabyte Motherboard
CM 212 EVO Cooler
EVGA Supernova B2 750W
So, I keep getting BSOD when gaming, however it all seems to relate to GTA V. As long as I don't touch that, everything runs smoothly. As soon as I play GTA V, randomly, without warning. I can get BSOD, with Atikmpag.sys, or sometimes with just a 124 STOP code. Sometimes I even just crash to desktop with a failed to initialize error. When this happens, If I try to play any game, I get the Atikmpag.sys BSOD straight away. I have tried many of the fixes around relating to all of these errors. Expanding Atikmpag.sys, Taking off my Overclock, Updating Video Drivers. Running GTA on lower settings. And its drove me mad
So my current fix is to never play GTA V again, which seems to work (I have got another BSOD, on minecraft, but this could of been a voltage problem, due to the fact I was hosting a server, and it was heavily modified and putting a lot of strain on my rather old CPU) However this is rather annoying as GTA was one of the main reasons I got this GPU. (Because when it does work, it powers through all my games, including GTA with high FPS) So, yea...... anybody got any ideas? Thanks.
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