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i7 3770K experiencing hot BSOD while idling or running

i7 3770K experiencing hot BSOD while idling or running

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ZeroBruh
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10-12-2016, 05:14 PM
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Intel CPU diagnostic link provided.
Prime95 + Core Temp test used for worst-case CPU temperature, around 105degC Tjmax; normal scenarios should stay at 75degC or less, which should be fine even at 90degC in Prime95.
So...
*The "srttrail.txt" appears to be a frequent problem. I’m unsure what the real issue is since no good solutions seem available. It seems like a LOG file, but it doesn’t help much.
I’m still confused about the second hard drive test. Was this a CLEAN INSTALL of Windows? If not, it’s not very informative (for example, if you cloned the drive). If yes, then it’s puzzling because a CPU failure usually brings more problems like specific BSODs.
It looks like data corruption might be the cause. If you haven’t done a CLEAN INSTALL, I recommend doing so.
I think there could be some driver or software issues, but I don’t have any useful details to share.
Other possible steps are:
a) Scannow (sfc /scannow), and
b) Checkdisk (chckdsk C: /f )*
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10-12-2016, 05:14 PM #11

Intel CPU diagnostic link provided.
Prime95 + Core Temp test used for worst-case CPU temperature, around 105degC Tjmax; normal scenarios should stay at 75degC or less, which should be fine even at 90degC in Prime95.
So...
*The "srttrail.txt" appears to be a frequent problem. I’m unsure what the real issue is since no good solutions seem available. It seems like a LOG file, but it doesn’t help much.
I’m still confused about the second hard drive test. Was this a CLEAN INSTALL of Windows? If not, it’s not very informative (for example, if you cloned the drive). If yes, then it’s puzzling because a CPU failure usually brings more problems like specific BSODs.
It looks like data corruption might be the cause. If you haven’t done a CLEAN INSTALL, I recommend doing so.
I think there could be some driver or software issues, but I don’t have any useful details to share.
Other possible steps are:
a) Scannow (sfc /scannow), and
b) Checkdisk (chckdsk C: /f )*

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