Specs:
Windows 7 Ultimate
AS-ROCK N68C-GS FX
AMD FX(tm)-8350 Eight-Core Processor (8 CPUs), ~4.0GHz
8192MB RAM HYPER X @1600MHz
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2GB
260GB SSD
EVGA 600B Power Supply @600 W
I can play games for hours sometimes like GTA V and Mortal Kombat X. Sometimes if I switch between this games the blue screen of death happens faster. I always get error BSOD 124 or computer simply restarts. Then when I get back into Windows, I get the message for BSOD error 124.
I had an Phenom II X6 2.8Ghz before and 6 GB of RAM at 1333Mhz before upgrading to this new build and a different PSU.
Things I have tried:
- Used the old rams
- Enable Thermal throttle within the BIOS (This actually helped but the bsod happened very rarely though. This also decreases CPU performace a lot.
- AMD Turbo Core is disabled
- I used the old Power Supply which I thought was the problem so I ended up buying this EVGA Power supply
- I have completely reinstalled Windows 7 into this new SSD
- I have all drivers updated
- BIOS is up to date
- Video card is a little overclocked just at 100hz more to get the exact same performace as the Superclocked version. I didi this before and I could overclock even more than I can now for some reason.
- When playing MKX GPU temperature never reach its maximul allowed which is 80c by default and still BSOD comes up.
-CPU temperatures on GTA V only reaches about 64c sometimes, which is where the thermal throtle would kick in if i had it active to keep it at 61c.
Any ideas?
Windows 7 Ultimate
AS-ROCK N68C-GS FX
AMD FX(tm)-8350 Eight-Core Processor (8 CPUs), ~4.0GHz
8192MB RAM HYPER X @1600MHz
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2GB
260GB SSD
EVGA 600B Power Supply @600 W
I can play games for hours sometimes like GTA V and Mortal Kombat X. Sometimes if I switch between this games the blue screen of death happens faster. I always get error BSOD 124 or computer simply restarts. Then when I get back into Windows, I get the message for BSOD error 124.
I had an Phenom II X6 2.8Ghz before and 6 GB of RAM at 1333Mhz before upgrading to this new build and a different PSU.
Things I have tried:
- Used the old rams
- Enable Thermal throttle within the BIOS (This actually helped but the bsod happened very rarely though. This also decreases CPU performace a lot.
- AMD Turbo Core is disabled
- I used the old Power Supply which I thought was the problem so I ended up buying this EVGA Power supply
- I have completely reinstalled Windows 7 into this new SSD
- I have all drivers updated
- BIOS is up to date
- Video card is a little overclocked just at 100hz more to get the exact same performace as the Superclocked version. I didi this before and I could overclock even more than I can now for some reason.
- When playing MKX GPU temperature never reach its maximul allowed which is 80c by default and still BSOD comes up.
-CPU temperatures on GTA V only reaches about 64c sometimes, which is where the thermal throtle would kick in if i had it active to keep it at 61c.
Any ideas?
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