Windows 10 BSOD Faulty Hardware Corrupted Page

[stonewall712]

Hello,

I have recently been experiencing multiple blue screens with various error messages. I recently got this error message which is unlike any of the others. Due to the past error messages, such as 'thread stuck is device driver', I gathered that I have a faulty GPU. Would this error message support this?

Any help is appreciated.

 

[ss202sl]

Could be a bad(or corrupted) driver

 

[Ne0Wolf7]

Not necessarily a bad video card, but a bad video driver. Try replacing it

 

[stonewall712]

Not necessarily a bad video card, but a bad video driver. Try replacing it

A driver was my first thought, however I frequently update the drivers so I did not believe that was the issue.

 

[Ne0Wolf7]

I would still completely get rid of and reinstall the video drivers, or do a clean install. One slip up by your hard drive on an unexpected shut down could ruin your driver.

 

[stonewall712]

I would still completely get rid of and reinstall the video drivers, or do a clean install. One slip up by your hard drive on an unexpected shut down could ruin your driver.

So, I completely reinstalled the drivers for my graphics card. Before I did so I ran a Skydiver and Time Spy test. After reinstalling the drivers I have not currently experienced a blue screen, however I went to run the Skydiver and Time Spy test again. In Time Spy, on the graphics test 2 I get multiple errors about failing to get assets. Then I ran Skydiver and I experienced a full red screen and I had to reboot my system. Is this another unfortunate driver issue or is it a faulty graphics card?

 

[Ne0Wolf7]

How old is the card and what PSU do you have?

 

[stonewall712]

How old is the card and what PSU do you have?

My card is the AMD R7 360. I have owned it from new for around 10-11 months now. I also have a cooler master 500W PSU.

 

[Ne0Wolf7]

Which cooler master PSU? Some are okay, but others can be dogs.
But considering you had the card for nearly a year, it might have bit the dust. They should last longer than that though, was it overclocked?

 

[stonewall712]

Which cooler master PSU? Some are okay, but others can be dogs.
But considering you had the card for nearly a year, it might have bit the dust. They should last longer than that though, was it overclocked?

My PSU just says cooler master 80+ (http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/b-series/b500ver2/). Also, my graphics card is factory overclocked. I bought the system prebuilt and have had a lot of issues with it, so maybe a bad card was put in it in the first place.

 

[Ne0Wolf7]

It's probably not the PSUs fault. If you have a spare, or intigrated graphics on your processor, try uninstalling the graphics driver and installing the new apropriate ones just to see it it'll work that way. If you don't have either of these options you most likely need a new card anyway.