Seemingly Random BSOD

[McShirtBubble]

Now then everyone, I've been having BSODs consistently on my PC for a few days. Now i would provide a log or some form of information about it but I'm afraid there's no folder called Minidumps and i have no logs from any of the blue screens. this is my first problem.

Secondly i have ran all the usual checks, CHKDSK and Memory test, but they have come back with nothing, i cant seem to find the issue. i was wondering if anyone has had a similer problem and how did they solve it.

My PC spec:

Ryzen 1600x 

MSI x370 Pro Gaming

8gb Corsair Vengeance LPX

2x 780ti - WC

Samsung 860 Evo 250GB

Just let me know if you need any more information. Thanks :)

[Incognito Clown]

Can you recall what the BSOD message was? It should give you a stop code at the bottom of the message.

 

Also, have you checked Windows Event Viewer for log entries? You can find this program pre installed on your pc by typing in 'eventvwr' in the windows start menu. Open up the folder "Widows Logs" on the left and select "System". Now sort on the "Level" column and scroll to the top to see the "critical" errors.

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

u need to search what bccode ur getting in the bsods in event viewer, bsods are never random , theres a prob with software or hardware setting

[McShirtBubble]

Unfortunately the blue screen is way too fast for me too see BSOD message even if i can expect it coming. 

I've looked in event viewer and the only critical events i seem to be getting are "system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down". with no previous errors relating to a BSOD. there's quite a few but all seem to be random things to do with low energy state with BTHUSB, but that all seems to be unrelated.

do you guys think it could be my SSD as i'm not getting anything saved during/after the BSOD? it's still under warranty. 

[McShirtBubble]

I've spoke to my brother and he seemed to think it was a grapghics card issue as he saw it seemed to have artifacts and BSOD on hardware accelerated tasks. so for now i have removed one of my 780tis to see if that is the cause. i will report back before the end of the day. If it's fixed thanks so much guys for helping me out anyway 

[McShirtBubble]

That graphics cards are not the issue. It no longer BSODs it just freezes and i have to hard restart or hard shut down.

any suggests would be greatly appreciated.