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:geek: Three days without a BSOD, woah! I can't be absolutely sure yet but my hopes are high. Presuming it's solved now, it was all about one of three things i changed in the post above. So either the old logitech drivers, ram timings or ESET (most likely reason imho). I'll let it run like...

I only have logitech mouse and it has the latest drivers. I have disabled those 2 drivers you mentioned by renaming them from .sys to .old as i've read somewhere. I don't think i ll miss them:) I uninstalled ESET and enabled windows defender. I already had the updates gigabyte mentioned. My hard...

Computer crashed again. At the time of crash the following steps were already done; - installed marvell drivers - uninstalled all gigabyte applications - uninstalled nvidia drivers and performed a clean install of downgraded drivers - tried to install intel chipset drivers you linked but my...

Nice post, you really made an effort, i ll report when i manage to do everything you said. Regards! P.S. i didnt have BSOD on last crash, my comp just froze with annoying sound.

New speccy is http://speccy.piriform.com/results/PbMITX3IxBShqdRF6FgnGAp

I crashed again, "Video memory management internal" error. It happened while watching youtube. I updated my dump files below. I had my ddr3 going on 1600 mhz with no extreme profiles loaded in BIOS (11, 11, 11, 28).

I changed my memory settings in BIOS to run at 1600 mhz. Now my ram profile in speccy looks like this; Type DDR3 Size 16384 MBytes Channels # Dual DRAM Frequency 798,2 MHz CAS# Latency (CL) 8 clocks RAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCD) 9 clocks RAS# Precharge (tRP) 8 clocks Cycle Time...

The model i have (i am looking at the box i bought it in, and the receipt) is Intel 4771 at 3.5 ghz, but i dont think it makes any difference. Thanks for your time and i ll report in later, cheers!

Thanks for the reply. I only recently installed gigabyte software and have had BSODs before i installed em, but i will uninstall just in case. I will update my logitech drivers. The latest thing i did is to turn intel turbo boost off in BIOS, and i will wait till my next crash to be able to...

Greetings! I have been getting various BSODs on my computer as you will see in the dumps below. I am an average computer user that knows his way around but i am not proficient enough to solve this by myself. What i have noticed (if its of any relevance) is the following; - A crash occurs every...