Random BSOD even with new window

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Ashecotton

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Hey guys, recently my pc have encounter some freeze and some blue screen of death, so I have reinstall window but that doesn’t fix it. I have tried another hard drive but that didn’t work either. Anyone have any idea what’s happening?

CPU: I5-2500k
MOBO: z77x ud3h
Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper TX3 Evo
RAM: HyperX 8 GB 1600 MHz
GPU: GTX 750 Ti
PSU: EVGA 500W
 
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Then the first port of call for me would be to ensure that all drivers are fully up to date.

Especially any graphics card drivers. Ensure you have the latest GPU drivers installed.
Following that ensure you have any drivers installed for PCI cards (I.e. Wireless), USB devices etc. (But i would first recommend removing all USB devices to see if the problem still continues)
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What blue screen of death error are you encountering?
When is it occuring? Are there particular situations where it occurs?
How often is it occuring?
If you are not getting an error in the BSOD, then can you access Event Viewer > System logs and see what critical errors you are receiving?
 
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Ashecotton

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Hi there, it's all kind of BSOD and some time it just happened when I am doing nothing, sometime when I am redownloading my software and it's very often. This is making the pc unuseable
 
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Do you have some examples of what error codes you are getting?
Failing that, if you access Event Viewer, under system logs you should find critical errors around where you encounter your BSOD. These will contain code IDs for failure reference.
 
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Then the first port of call for me would be to ensure that all drivers are fully up to date.

Especially any graphics card drivers. Ensure you have the latest GPU drivers installed.
Following that ensure you have any drivers installed for PCI cards (I.e. Wireless), USB devices etc. (But i would first recommend removing all USB devices to see if the problem still continues)
 
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