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Need real assistance with BSOD? Please help me.

Need real assistance with BSOD? Please help me.

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The_Trap
Member
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07-02-2021, 12:47 PM
#1
My computer has worked well for about four years. Until recently, random crashes would launch CS2. Pressing any key would trigger a BSOD, though it likely didn’t happen often—around one time out of a hundred. The issue seems to have disappeared but is now returning. I’m currently playing RDR2, and my PC has been stable for about two weeks without a problem. Previously, I could play a few hours with just a couple crashes, but now it’s only minutes before it stops. Benchmarks show no crashes, yet the system still fails during games. I’ve tried diagnostics like perfmon/report, but they don’t load. It appears to be a hardware issue. I’ve done everything else except replacing parts. Please assist—I’ve installed the OS myself and have no recent upgrades. My hardware is 4 years old across all components. Specifics: Intel i7 9700k (3.6GHz), 3060 Ti GPU, Z390 M.PSU, MSI ATX case (MS-7B51), PSU certified, 650W, 80+ Gold.
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The_Trap
07-02-2021, 12:47 PM #1

My computer has worked well for about four years. Until recently, random crashes would launch CS2. Pressing any key would trigger a BSOD, though it likely didn’t happen often—around one time out of a hundred. The issue seems to have disappeared but is now returning. I’m currently playing RDR2, and my PC has been stable for about two weeks without a problem. Previously, I could play a few hours with just a couple crashes, but now it’s only minutes before it stops. Benchmarks show no crashes, yet the system still fails during games. I’ve tried diagnostics like perfmon/report, but they don’t load. It appears to be a hardware issue. I’ve done everything else except replacing parts. Please assist—I’ve installed the OS myself and have no recent upgrades. My hardware is 4 years old across all components. Specifics: Intel i7 9700k (3.6GHz), 3060 Ti GPU, Z390 M.PSU, MSI ATX case (MS-7B51), PSU certified, 650W, 80+ Gold.

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CriticalFrost
Member
61
07-02-2021, 05:55 PM
#2
Private connection available
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CriticalFrost
07-02-2021, 05:55 PM #2

Private connection available

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Davidov1208
Junior Member
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07-04-2021, 06:45 PM
#3
Access the shared document via the provided link.
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Davidov1208
07-04-2021, 06:45 PM #3

Access the shared document via the provided link.

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blackceaser
Member
119
07-05-2021, 01:56 PM
#4
Both incidents indicate a hardware issue with an NMVe SSD. It can't determine whether the problem lies in the slot/motherboard or the drive itself, but a failing SSD occurs more frequently. With several NVMe drives involved, it's hard to identify which one is faulty from the dump data. The issue is unlikely related to the page file since the drive becomes offline during the error and writes dumps there. You can verify which drive holds the page file by executing this PowerShell command: "Get- CimInstance Win32_PageFileUsage | fl *". Often, re-seating the NVMe resolves the situation, and ensure the firmware is up to date.
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blackceaser
07-05-2021, 01:56 PM #4

Both incidents indicate a hardware issue with an NMVe SSD. It can't determine whether the problem lies in the slot/motherboard or the drive itself, but a failing SSD occurs more frequently. With several NVMe drives involved, it's hard to identify which one is faulty from the dump data. The issue is unlikely related to the page file since the drive becomes offline during the error and writes dumps there. You can verify which drive holds the page file by executing this PowerShell command: "Get- CimInstance Win32_PageFileUsage | fl *". Often, re-seating the NVMe resolves the situation, and ensure the firmware is up to date.