BSOD with horizontal blue lines and gray boxes indicates a system crash.
BSOD with horizontal blue lines and gray boxes indicates a system crash.
OS - Windows 8.1, 8, 7, Vista? 10 x86 (32-bit) or x64? 64bit What operating system was originally set up on this machine? Windows 10 Home is it an OEM version (installed by default) or a full retail purchase? Retail System age is under one year. OS installation time – have you reinstalled it? 5 months CPU model 7600x Video Card model AMD XFX 6900 XT Motherboard - (if not a laptop) ASRock B650E PG Riptide WiFi Power Supply - brand & wattage (skip if it's a laptop) FSP 1000w
There’s a problem where my system crashes and displays a blue screen with horizontal blue lines and grey boxes (similar to this, but not my actual machine). Most often it triggers an automatic reboot. I’ve tried everything: reinstalling the OS, updating drivers using DDU. This issue has happened before, especially after enabling AMD PBO. My GPU isn’t overclocked. Certain games seem to trigger it more frequently – notably God of War and Valorant (had 3-4 consecutive crashes after 20 rounds). I didn’t experience problems with World of Warcraft or LoL, so it’s likely a GPU-related issue. I usually run few background programs or services. No BSOD dump file was saved, but I managed to capture the system state briefly via HWInfo before the crash. I’m generally good at fixing PC problems myself, but I can’t pinpoint a solution yet. I suspect a faulty GPU might be the cause. I’ve stress-tested the PC with various tools without any failures. The crash log is saved as a CSV file.