getting bsod's while gaming

qooboo · Feb 14, 2017

i started having bsod's while gaming, like 20 minutes in game maximum and it's done, dont know why but i didn't have afterburner installed before, so i cant know if bsod's and this graph somehow linked, all the way i've comepletely cleaned all my storages, reinstalled windows so refreshed all drivers and still had bsod's during games, in one moment somehow i started gaming and played 4-5 hours in a row w/o bsod's, once i restarted pc it's begun again, the only thing i noticed during that game there was no such chokes on a graph at all it was typically smoth
whats going on on this graph lole

weird gpu idle graph: http://i.imgur.com/Vpyv2Zd.png
stats in game: http://i.imgur.com/F8nu7my.jpg
bsod error: DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (usbehci.sys)

AMD FX6300
GIGABTE GA-880GMA-USB3 v3
HyperX Fury 2x4gb
MSI Radeon HD7870 OC
random ASUS 450W
850 pro 250gb
WD Blue 500gb

SinxarKnights · Feb 14, 2017

It isn't just 3d applications that use the GPU. That idle graph looks like somebody was surfing the web.

Since it is reporting there is an issue with the USB system, start by checking which USB devices could be causing it. Do you have a USB soundcard? Seem to be common with those. Mouse or keyboard acting weird? Got anything else plugged to USB ports?

qooboo · Feb 14, 2017

external hdd, flash drives, keyboard, everything that i've been using for years but mouse, brand new g403 might be the reason? :ouch:

SinxarKnights · Feb 14, 2017

Could be. Did it start when you got the new mouse? If so try switching back to the old one and see if it persist. If it doesn't I would RMA it.

qooboo · Feb 15, 2017

another interesting thing, sometimes my system stops recognize 8 gigs of ram and see only 4, pc reboot fix this

The_Staplergun · Feb 15, 2017

Have you ran MEMTEST on your computer to verify ram stability?

qooboo · Feb 16, 2017

1st test shows this http://i.imgur.com/t2IWzDt.jpg
another time no errors

then i have only 4 gigs usable again after tests and reboot no longer helps with

The_Staplergun · Feb 16, 2017

How many passes did you do? Sometimes you have to do multiple passes consecutively to get the more subtle errors. Also have you tried switching the ram out for one stick and trying the other stick by itself.

qooboo · Feb 16, 2017

tried to test more, pc reboots before test ends

The_Staplergun · Feb 16, 2017

What exactly did you do, please post steps.

If you can use one stick of ram and it tests fine, but the other one doesn't, you have a faulty stick.
If you get both sticks to work, but only in one slot, and not another, you have a bad slot.

qooboo · Feb 19, 2017

seems like the reason was 4th ram slot but what could this be, i didnt see any visable injury or something

The_Staplergun · Feb 19, 2017

I had a bent pin once in my motherboard cpu socket. This caused the B side (right two) DIMM slots to be dead.

There's tons of micro circuitry and capacitors on these boards. Any number of things can be wrong. I'm glad you were able to figure it out. Not sure if you used memtest to help you discover it was bad though.

Either way, you can keep using it without the fourth slot and hope nothing else breaks, or get a new one.

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