BSOD in random intervals because of Logitech drivers

[Pwnisher]

First off, hardware specs:

Intel i7 4770(non k)

MSI R9 280X 3GB Edition

MSI H81M-P33

Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB

HyperX Fury Black DDR3 1x8GB @1600Mhz

Peripherals: 

Shitty nonamer brand mouse and keyboard

Logitech G430 Headset

 

So, the thing is, I have been getting this BSOD at random times, not necessarily while gaming. It has happened on windows 8.1 before, not happening on windows 10. The error code is 3b, SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION(ladfGSRamd64.sys). It appears to be a Logitech driver. I have contacted Logitech support but got a most probably automatic message sayingn the BSOD wasn't because of the driver, and there may be something wrong with my motherboard drivers. Can anyone here help? I can provide any further information needed. All responses appreciated.

[Tech N Gamer]

This is what I found on http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2765311/system-service-exception-ladfgsramd64-sys-bsod.html

[NinjaJc01]

IS it a USB headset?

[Tech N Gamer]

The guy is using the G430 headset.

[Pwnisher]

yes a usb headset and yes I saw that as well but I checked all my drivers and they all seemed up to date. What do you need me do at this point?

 

also, in one thread(http://www.eightforums.com/bsod-crashes-debugging/24602-bsod-when-playing-mw2-bf3-etc.html) the guy said he found out the issue was his ram, how can I find out if this is the case, and how can I prove it to the retailer so I can get it changed if it is the problem?

[Tech N Gamer]

Run MEMtest on it. If I am correct, all BIOSes come with MEMtest. Make sure that it checks thoroughly.

[Pwnisher]

Run MEMtest on it. If I am correct, all BIOSes come with MEMtest. Make sure that it checks thoroughly.

so windows memory test, or whatever it is called, did not find any fault.  Though when I was in 8.1, the issue occcured much more often than now. For now, I see it like 2 times a month tops. Used to be couple times a week at least. And I haven't had the bsod since like a week, maybe the bios update i did today solved it, will update this thread if it occurs again, thank you for your efforts

[Tech N Gamer]

If you still get a BSOD then try swapping out the RAM.