Big Problem I Need Help With

[Money]

So, let my try to explain.

I started to experience random blue screens attributed to many different codes. Those codes said they were most likely RAM problem, so I bought some new RAM. Same problem. Then I did a big upgrade, (Mobo, processor, PSU), and the problems were still occurring. Windows has been reinstalled many times. I also added another 6870. WHAT THE HECK IS THE PROBLEM HERE! DX

[Money]

Bump... Hahaha

[Paperchase]

Go to (C:\Windows\Minidump)

Do you find anything? If so, post it here, and someone might find out what the problem might be.

What HDD/SSD do you use for your OS, and how long have you had it for? I had a problem that reminds me of yours, and I found out the problem was my 4 year old HDD that just became VERY unstable, and later died. randomly. When i bought a new HDD my computer was running fine again. :)

[kpsl808mg]

i guess overheating and stuff isn't a problem here?...maybe your components don't play well with each other...or you bought broken RAM again...this isn't uncommon; i had to send 2 ( two ) 670 phantoms after another back...and it was a hell of benchruns and cursing...

[Money]

There's 11 .dmp files in there

Very unlikely that the RAM is broken again. I think Corsair is a trustworthy company. Overheating is definitely out of the question. Hahah

[NannerBeans]

run memtest86 to make sure your new RAM are good. If not, it's most likely the HDD/SSD.

[Cillit_Bang]

Another thing might be bad power from the wall (in that case get a UPS [which i would recommend to get anyway])

Or your powercord does have an issue (ground -problems / -missing)

[kpsl808mg]

so, is it pointless to ask, if you updated the bios and tried different GPUs? or get rid of some other stuff to root the problem out, just brainstorming here...

[Destroyer34]

There's 11 .dmp files in there Very unlikely that the RAM is broken again. I think Corsair is a trustworthy company. Overheating is definitely out of the question. Hahah

Everything is fallible, even in the rare cases manufacturers check every unit (most check 1 in 50) they guy checking it could make a mistake.

have you tried with the onboard graphics? Are you getting a consistent draw of power from you wall socket? is you powersupply rated well above your use, they degrade over time an offer less watts.

Best of luck resolving you issue.

[Money]

I doubt it's power. No other computer in my house has a problem, and I've used 2 power cords.

The HDD had to be cleared and the BIOS was updated when I upgraded the mobo and processor.

I have not tried on board. The wattage should be about 350w away from the max of 750w and it's brand new. These problems also happened on the old PSU.

[kpsl808mg]

ok, any usb devices like keyboard, hubs or somewhat with errors...it's a longshot, but i stumbled over such little things that caused the problems..

[Money]

Only things I have plugged into USB are my Deathadder, Black Widow, MXL 006, and occasionally my phone and Corsair Survivor.

[Destroyer34]

I doubt it's power. No other computer in my house has a problem' date=' and I've used 2 power cords. The HDD had to be cleared and the BIOS was updated when I upgraded the mobo and processor. I have not tried on board. The wattage should be about 350w away from the max of 750w and it's brand new. These problems also happened on the old PSU. [/quote']

easy to check if the wall socket has a issue, relocate it to one you know is faultless.

[kpsl808mg]

oh man, i would try to rule every single part out...maybe you can get some parts for testruns from friends? it's a real bummer to have a new system sitting in front and it wont run properly...