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I had the time to look deeper into the last dmp: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (a) An attempt was made to access a pageable (or completely invalid) address at an interrupt request level (IRQL) that is too high. This is usually caused by drivers using improper addresses. If a kernel debugger is...

Hm okay...it seems to be Hearthstone! Battlefield4, Assasins Creed 4, Diablo III, all running without Problems. The BSODs appear with Chrome and Hearthstone. Hearthstone is beta, Google found a lot of People having similar issues, so I guess there is a Problem with that Battlenet launcher...

Okay I'll try that. Will take a while, I'll report results then :)

And I wonder: Look at the attached pic. Is it normal to have those various Versions of that C++ stuff from Microsoft installed at the same time?? Further: There is an Intel Displaydriver installed...maybe this one collides with the AMD Driver? Is that possible? ^^

So I uninstalled the amd-stuff, only installed the Display Driver. I had two BSODs since then. (Both when I was playing Hearthstone beta). F Funny: On both I couldn't read the Infos on the blue Screen because they weren't readable. And only the second one created a dmp, saying something of...

Okay I'll try that :)

So...here we go again :( I had several BSODs, the dmp files are attached. Some notes: 1) I shouldn't use Chrome, I'm using IE instead. Chrome appears to cause BSODs 2) I cant set the dmp-files to 64kb, there are 256kb instead. Thats why the dmpfiles are not the ones you asked for :( 3) I had...

Hm I got no bsods till now :) I will send the next dmp here if one appears. A big thanks :))

Eh okay I disabled it, then got another BSOD. But there was no dmp file created this time. What if I set the verifier to checking ONLY Microsoft sevices? Maybe the problem is to find there?

Well I deleted that driver and activated the verifier. No BSOD till now, tested a few hours :) I hope thats done now! The verifier is still activated. Is it problematic to keep it enabeld? Or should it be disabled again?

Oh sorry ^^

I had BSODs after 10 seconds after each boot with enabled verifier. And I experienced a BSOD when I created the restore point. Interesting: I had to put the restore file on another HDD than the SSD. Maybe one of the other HDDs is causing the problems? Files attached.

So here is the stress test :)

Well...yeah...BSOD again :cry: I attached a txt from bluescreenview.. I'll run Prime now for 3-4 hours.

Well I ran Prime95 for an hour, no problems or errors there. I know it should run for 3-4 hours, but I didnt have the time for that today. What I actually discovered: Chrome has an option for starting the browser in win8-style. So it looks like the IE then. I tried java applications and...

Okay, I loaded the optimized default in BIOS. But XMP was disabled there, I've reset it anyways. I'll try to reproduce the BSODs today. When they persist I'll run Prime95 and post the results here. :)

I already updated my SSD :) The snapshot : http://speccy.piriform.com/results/CbQbObYDhyIDWPSP5XRvquL Thanks :)

I ran Memtest, no errors were found as you can see on the attached pic. I further ran chckdisc on my hdds but there weren't any errors, too. Well that's good but doesn't solve anything :/

Hey there! I'm facing BSODs on my system. It mostly appears when I'm using Chrome, especially using Youtube or any flash applications (like games on Facebook). In games it also crashes from time to time (e.g. Assasins Creed 4). Programs for controlling the fan of my R9-280x lead to crashes a...