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PC BSODs every day

Submitted by ShadowFlame, , Thread ID: 94068

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01-07-2018, 02:52 PM
#1
As you see in the title, my PC loves to BSOD every day and I can't live like this anymore. I bought it 1 year and a half ago andI tried everything, but I had 2 results:
1. My PC BSOD from the very beginning
2. It would work fine for some time then BSOD
My problem is that if it would've done this once a day I wouldn't had any problem at all, but it starting to piss me off, cuz I want to play something without having to worry.
PC Specs:
Intel i7 6700k 4GHz
Geforce GTX 1070
SSD (for windows)
1TB HDD
32GB ram (even tho it sees only 16GB of them and idk why)
I also get a lot of codes from the BSOD

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#2
I think it may do sth with ram, put 16gb and then pukll out and pouth another 16gb try it. maybe you don;t have motherboard that suopoprts more th1n 16gb

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#3
01-07-2018, 03:39 PM
UpperCase Wrote:
I think it may do sth with ram, put 16gb and then pukll out and pouth another 16gb try it. maybe you don;t have motherboard that suopoprts more th1n 16gb

I tried something like this, but I can't do it with every piece of ram because I have a gigantic fan and I can't remove those piecesproperly. Also, I verified my ram and said that there's no problem.
About the motherboard, I have an Asus B150-PLUS and even with every tutorial and such I still don't know what to do Tongue

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#4
it supports up to 64gb of ram, do you have xmp turned on?

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This post was last modified: 02-07-2018, 07:30 AM by ShadowFlame
#5
01-07-2018, 03:53 PM
UpperCase Wrote:
it supports up to 64gb of ram, do you have xmp turned on?

I think I have it, not sure about it. What those that xmp do exactly?

EDIT:xmpwas disabled so I chose the only profile I had. Now I just have to wait and see what happens.

RE: PC BSODs every day

#6
When you get a BSOD there will be an error message with it. Next time you get one, take a picture of your screen and then Google the error message to try to find more information about what it could be.

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