bsod :/

[NedgarAllenBro]

When i first built my PC, my CPU wasn't getting cooled well enough so it was over heating, and it gave me a bsod.
While i was installing some case fans i broke a blade off of my CPU fan. Since it had 9 total blades, i broke off two more blades to even them out.
I haven't had any over heating issues now but every time i put my CPU under moderately high stress it crashes and gives me the same bsod.
My brother seems to think that it is a fault chip but i just wanted to ask here for some extra input.


Here is my build:

AMD FX8350 black edition

asus m5a97 r2.0
asus gtx 750ti oc
coolermaster 550w
8gb kingston ram


And here is the bsod that i am getting

[Pandora]

get a new cpu cooler. thats what over heating looks like

[the jolly roger]

well get a decent cooler, a hyper 212 is cheap and will do the trick

 

but in the long run, plz switch to intel, wait for a skylake i5 or i3, that would be ideal

[Mightyinvader]

well get a decent cooler, a hyper 212 is cheap and will do the trick

 

but in the long run, plz switch to intel, wait for a skylake i5 or i3, that would be ideal

212 Would do fine

[NedgarAllenBro]

get a new cpu cooler. thats what over heating looks like

 But the most recent time it crashed like that, my cpu was hovering around 50c

 

[TheGeeker]

maybe remove it and put it back in? idk it helped me for some reason 

[Pandora]

 But the most recent time it crashed like that, my cpu was hovering around 50c

 

sorry did u say an fx 8350 50c at full load on a broken stock heat sink? im sorry but thats just not correct. what do you use to monitor temps and could be be broken?

[NedgarAllenBro]

sorry did u say an fx 8350 50c at full load on a broken stock heat sink? im sorry but thats just not correct. what do you use to monitor temps and could be be broken?

 

I'm using core temp. it usually never says i go past 60c at the very very most. i only get to 50c under moderate load

[Pandora]

I'm using core temp. it usually never says i go past 60c at the very very most. i only get to 50c under moderate load

what are u using to stress test? and what are the temps on individual cores? not the package?

[NedgarAllenBro]

what are u using to stress test? and what are the temps on individual cores? not the package?

 

i haven't stress tested it with an actual program yet because i didn't think it would be a good idea with the broken fan and all. I was going to wait until to got a new cooler before i ran it through any actual test.

That being said, i was streaming starcraft 2, and  i was running at about 50-70% cpu load when my pc crashed.

[Pandora]

i haven't stress tested it with an actual program yet because i didn't think it would be a good idea with the broken fan and all. I was going to wait until to got a new cooler before i ran it through any actual test.

That being said, i was streaming starcraft 2, and  i was running at about 50-70% cpu load when my pc crashed.

what were the actual temps on the cores? not the package. starcraft 2 only uses like 2 cores and it could have put some heavy load on those cores. try a new cpu cooler or call ur mobo dead. those are really the only things that could be wrong if that's all that has changed.

[NedgarAllenBro]

what were the actual temps on the cores? not the package. starcraft 2 only uses like 2 cores and it could have put some heavy load on those cores. try a new cpu cooler or call ur mobo dead. those are really the only things that could be wrong if that's all that has changed.

 

 

I don't know the individual temps on the cores but do you think it would be safe to recreate the situation and cause my pc to overheat on purpose just to get some data?

or should i just wait to get a new cpu cooler and recreate it then?

[Pandora]

I don't know the individual temps on the cores but do you think it would be safe to recreate the situation and cause my pc to overheat on purpose just to get some data?

or should i just wait to get a new cpu cooler and recreate it then?

no just get a heat sync. worst situation it dosent fix the problem and you can overclock a bit.