Getting BSODS again

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Andrius_2

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Hello i built my pc 1 year ago at the begining i had problem with bsods i kept getting them one after another but only while browsing or doing usual stuff when gaming it could run 24/7 without bsod so i decided to upgrade to windows 10 i kept geting bsods again but after some time it just stoped (havent done anything) so it was perfect for like 5 months and yeasterday i got update from windows 10 and i started geting bsods again reinstalled to windows 7 but still getting them -.- Dump file: http://postimg.org/image/t9c0fq96p/ I am thinking it could be the psu somebody help me -.-
 
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If your PSU is http://olx.pl/oferta/zasilacz-atx-whitenergy-500w-nowy-gwarancja-2-lata-CID99-IDbST9B.html then it's suitable for an old P4 system. With only 216W on the 12V rail (I doubt it delivers 18A on that rail), it should be considered as a 250 watts PSU which probably isn't enough for a stable system; that could explain the weird white screen crashes. As an example, this 500W EVGA http://www.patro.cz/produkt/1076232389-evga-power-supply-500b-bronze-500w-80-plus-bronze provides 40A +12V rails; that's more than twice as much as your crappy PSU, but it's a real 500 watts PSU. First step should be to try a better PSU; it's the most important part of your system.
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Andrius_2

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Well bsods basicaly occurs when opening something quick or switching tabs in browser btw when i get a bsod it does not show blue screen usualy its white screen or striped light blue screen
 
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GhislainG

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Then what's the next step? Forced shutdown or it keeps on working? Anything useful in the Events Viewer?

A BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) always is blue; if it was white it would be referred to as a WSOD.
 
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Andrius_2

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Well it just freezes and screen becomes white and then it restarts and after restart it shows that something went wrong and picture i posted shows the dump file

 
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Andrius_2

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GPU: Gigabyte Radeon R7 250X OC, 2GB GDDR5
PSU: PSU Whitenergy ATX 2.2 500W
CPU: AMD FX-4300
MB: Asus, M5A78L-M LX3, 760G, DualDDR3-1333
RAM: DDR3 Corsair Vengeance Low Profile Black 4GB (2x2GB)
 
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GhislainG

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If your PSU is http://olx.pl/oferta/zasilacz-atx-whitenergy-500w-nowy-gwarancja-2-lata-CID99-IDbST9B.html then it's suitable for an old P4 system. With only 216W on the 12V rail (I doubt it delivers 18A on that rail), it should be considered as a 250 watts PSU which probably isn't enough for a stable system; that could explain the weird white screen crashes. As an example, this 500W EVGA http://www.patro.cz/produkt/1076232389-evga-power-supply-500b-bronze-500w-80-plus-bronze provides 40A +12V rails; that's more than twice as much as your crappy PSU, but it's a real 500 watts PSU. First step should be to try a better PSU; it's the most important part of your system.
 
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Andrius_2

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Thanks for thr answer. I thought that PSU could be the one causing it. I will try buying one that should be good :)
 
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