KaiserV1

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Isn't it? Well, I hope my RAM is fine at least.

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So I've been getting a few random BSOD for a month or two and now it's getting more frequent. In fact, right now I had two crashes in a row. Most of them had the MEMORY_MANAGEMENT stop code, so far only two read System Thread Exception not handled. A few days ago it crashed again before I could even type my password, which was very strange, and these past few crashes all get stuck at 100% and I have no option but to manually restart it. I already checked RAM, with MemTest86 and the Windows tool, updated GPU drivers and updated my BIOS after which it crashed again, so I don't really know what to do here. Here are my dump files: https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/JefoWziD/file.html

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So a few months ago I bought a new 144Hz monitor, I didn't have the cable so I just used HDMI for a while until I finally got around to buying the DP one.. Now, when I finally plug it in, there's a red light on the bottom of the mobo (when it's turned off). So I go to power it on, and the first time I do it, it starts up and shuts off immediately. The second time, it boots, but the LED screen stays at "00" since the beginning and doesn't change. However, if I change the cable it works fine. What's up with that?

Oh, I didn't know they were old. I actually thought the Asus one was better. Well, seems like the ViewSonic is winning so far

I need to choose a new monitor and I'm not sure which one of those to choose from. All three of them are basically the same price where I live but I'd like to know which of these is better. I have an AMD gpu so I guess I should look for a FreeSync monitor, but I might change it in a year or two and I'm not really sure I'm gonna stick with AMD cards anyways. What do you think?

Yeah, after the update there were two programs that would not open, but I fixed it. I just went to the list of programs, went to all those C++ things installed, clicked "Modify" and then "Repair" or something like that in all of them and they worked afterwards. Also, I updated the GPU drivers and I was able to play at least two hours before it crashed again, so I guess that's an improvement.

How can I check that?

The only other game I have is GTA 5 and it's been working fine, though I haven't played it in a while, so maybe I should try it now and see if it also crashes. Nothing is overclocked and as far as I know, temps are fine, My GPU reached a maximum of 75ºC while playing, and that was a few days ago when it was quite hot. I don't know the temperature of my CPU but it has the stock cooler. I'll play again and see if it goes higher but I doubt it. As for GPU driver, I'll update them just in case. And no, besides games it doesn't crash.

I have only two games on uPlay so far, Watch Dogs 1 and 2, and ever since I updated Windows 10 around two days ago, they started crashing and I really don't know why or how to fix it. I was playing the first one, and the "Watch Dogs has stopped working" window popped up, this happened twice, and the third time it just froze and I had to restart my computer because there was no way to close it. I decided to play Watch Dogs 2 to see if the same thing happened and it did, only this time it properly closed and an uPlay window appeared telling me about the crash. I don't know who else to ask, I looked everywhere and I can't find a solution. I'd rather not have to reinstall Windows or anything like that if possible.

Okay, so I solved the error code problem. But the game keeps crashing. This time it froze and I had to force restart my PC. What do I do?

I saw someone suggesting to use the "scannow" command. I was already running it because I have two programs that refuse to work, something about error 0xc000012f I think. I just updated Windows, so I think that fcked up my pc. I'll try and see if that fixes the problems and hopefully I'll kill two birds with one stone. Update: It found no errors. So I guess I'll go fck myself