dylanmoody

They're in my signature. CPU: Intel Core i7-5820K @ 3.3 GHZ GPU: MSI GTX 980 OCV1 4GB RAM: Avexir Core Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 PSU: Cougar SL600 600W Mobo: MSI X99A SLI PLUS ATX LGA2011-3 Case: Rosewill Stryker M Mid Tower Storage: ADATA 240GB SSD, Toshiba 3 TB 7200 RPM HDD

In the past week, I am getting upwards of 10 BSOD crashes a day. Most of them say "Memory Management" but now some of them are random codes. I have tried testing my RAM and switching them out but it is still happening. I tried to do a factory restore but I can't even do that without it crashing. I'm not too familiar with these types of problems and I'm at my wits end. I hope that I uploaded the report file correctly and I will link it below. All of my PC specs are in my signature. No one else can seem to figure it out but I figured this would be the best place for help. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B16njCUXn-s4N0FPUkV4NmEzQUk/view?usp=sharing

Thanks for the replies, guys. I had no idea that so few games even utilized PhysX.

I am not too familiar with PhysX but I was just looking at the settings under my NVIDIA control panel and the PhysX was set under CPU. I have the options for auto-select, CPU, or GPU. Which should I set it under for best performance? It was set under CPU when I just checked it.

Now I have a big problem. I went to set everything back up and the computer fired up but nothing would post. I tried switching out HDMI cables, nothing. I tried switching out graphics cards, nothing. The fans are going, everything is on, but I am getting no picture now at all.

I tried your suggestion but all 4 sticks seem to be booting fine. I just had another one a few minutes before trying this and I can't figure it out.

I have had my PC for a few months now and I have had no problems. In the past week, however, I have run into the BSOD around 4-5 times and every time I am getting the MEMORY_MANAGEMENT error. I tried running the Windows Memory Diagnostic Test and it found no problems. But wouldn't you know, as I am logging back in to Windows after the test, it crashes again and I get the same BSOD error. I have done some research but I am not too knowledgeable on memory errors. I am thinking it may be a bad stick but how could I test this? All specs are in my signature, by the way.

MapleStory if you're into MMOs.

I enjoy playing the campaigns of older RTS games when I don't have Internet, such as Starcraft, Warcraft III, etc.

I have played off and on since 2008. I play for a few months and then I get bored. I am just waiting for Legion to release to start playing again. In my opinion, the introduction of the Garrison in Warlords of Draenor killed it for a lot of people (or at least made it stale) and some players have not left their Garrisons in months.

Yeah, apparently there's a specific file system that is completely blocked by Win 10. It works on 7/8/8.1 but that file will absolutely not run on Win 10. No fix except for a VM.

The ONLY game I have bought from that pile was Age of Mythology, which is obviously loved by strategy fans, and it doesn't run on Windows 10. Of course. lol

From what I see now, Legends of Pegasus is unanimously hated. And the others seem to be snubbed on Steam too. Oh well, thought I'd ask.

Well I've played Jagged Alliance 2 before, it's an older tac shooter game which these are supposed to be sort of remakes I guess.

So I work at Office Depot and we have a lot of shovelware puzzle/slot games on sale for $2 but among a few of them are some interesting titles. A few that I am considering are Jagged Alliance Crossfire and Back in Action, The First Templar, and Legends of Pegasus. From what I can see almost all of these have mixed reviews but I wanted to know if any of you have played any of these three games and would recommend them or not.