I bought this new notebook some months ago, and every since i try to play dota2 it gets a BSOD,
it doesn't give me the error code, but says "machine check exception", and i could not find the reason to this yet..
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Please check {windows partition}\windows\minidump and check if there are any dump files saved.
The zip is empty of dump files.
Please make sure your pc is configured for small dump files How to configure minidump | Windows 7 tutorial
Now i understand, those dumps appear after a BDOD, the folder was empty because i restored my pc to its default configuration... but the BSOD have already happend twice, so I attached the archives here...
MemTest86+ needs to be run for at least 8 passes for conclusive results. Set it running before you go to bed and leave it overnight. We're looking for zero errors here. Even a single error will indicate RAM failure.
During the Prime95, what would be a overheating ? i mean, the cores are at 26 + -, but white the test they were at 69 + -, and the Temp1 went from 48 to 91 ... everything in C.. should i keep the test?
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Yes, it is for gaming... i just think it is strange because while playing "The witcher 3" nothing happend, but while playing "Dota 2" I had the BSOD, and dota is supposed to consume less from my pc...
Without playing /Playing Dota2 for a while, but i tryied to use a lot of my video card, spamming skills.
GPU: 0 ------71
HD0: 36 -----40
HD1: 45 -----53
Temp1: 52 --78
Temp2: 28 --28
Temp3: 30 --30
Core0: 29 ---53
Core1: 28 ---52
Core2: 28 ---53
Core3: 30 ---53
Ok, i used the MemTest86+ and no problem were found.
I have 2 HDDS, the first one is a SSD, where the SO is installed... the second HDD isn't a SSD but i just use to storage archives..
this way I don't need to use the SeaTools ?