[imp0ster]

I'm posting out of desperation. It won't let me upload the .dmp file??

This has been happening for 3 months. I replaced the motherboard with a MSI Z77A-G45, replaced the ASUS Xonar Essence STX sound card with a SB X-Fi Titanium HD, all the RAM, new Samsung 840 PRO SSD, switched Windows 7 Ult install discs and am still getting these. I ran memtest over the entire weekend and it was clean. I'm out of ideas unless it's my Radeon 9550 and that would be BS. Please help and thanks in advance.

I've crashed with and without the OC settings. BTW I broke a RAID 5, 4 drive Samsung 830 setup because of this crap. Needless to say I have thrown too much money ruling out possibilities(and it's a good excuse to upgrade) but I am tapped

Let me add I run no AV and use a hardware firewall that takes care of security services and is an extension of my office where I run HA DoD based firewalls. I have a sneaking suspicion it's iTunes trying to go out on the web and boning my wireless card but I can't verify

Attached Files

•  dmp 1.txt   1.84KB   144 downloads
•  dmp 2.txt   1.82KB   136 downloads

Edited by imp0ster, 23 June 2013 - 09:29 AM.

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[bleep] not a reply...

Well it seems to trigger when I stream any kind of video online or play itunes. I ran Crysis 3 at max settings (terrible game) and sniper GW2 at max settings (worst game ever) and no reboot. It seems like when something is calling the wireless adapter it's happening. I'll be swapping that out tonight. Funny how you need to remove iTunes before repairing windows.

[imp0ster]

[bleep] not a reply...

Well it seems to trigger when I stream any kind of video online or play itunes. I ran Crysis 3 at max settings (terrible game) and sniper GW2 at max settings (worst game ever) and no reboot. It seems like when something is calling the wireless adapter it's happening. I'll be swapping that out tonight. Funny how you need to remove iTunes before repairing windows.

[imp0ster]

Pretty disappointed no one has any insight. There has to be a sys admin out there that has experience with this

[phillpower2]

The quickest check that you can do is to remove the HD9550 add on video card and use the MBs integrated graphics solution to see if the issue is still present, if it is it makes it less likely that the card is bad.

You have said that you have changed the OS disks can I ask what type of disk they are as in full retail, OEM or download/burned ISO type.

[imp0ster]

The quickest check that you can do is to remove the HD9550 add on video card and use the MBs integrated graphics solution to see if the issue is still present, if it is it makes it less likely that the card is bad.

You have said that you have changed the OS disks can I ask what type of disk they are as in full retail, OEM or download/burned ISO type.

First was a copy of my full retail and the second was a full retail I pulled from my shelf at work. I'm plopping in the ASUS wireless AC card today and going to see if that solves the problem since it always happened with some kind of tcp call.

Something is corrupting the ntoskrnl. Just doesn't happen itself since it's a key part of windows. If I have to drop another $300 on a vid card I'm going to [bleep] a baby llama

[phillpower2]

Hopefully the wireless card sorts the problem and please let us know either way.

I suggested using the MBs integrated video port as a quick check to see if it could put your mind at ease about the rather expensive video card being bad or not.

[imp0ster]

Well the brand new ASUS PCIe AC card was DOA, figures. I went without wireless and was fine but then again with no nic available those TCP/UDP calls probably weren't doing anything.

[phillpower2]

What a pain in the proverbial

Have you RMAd the card.

[imp0ster]

card is on its way back to newegg. Been using my Envy 17 laptop instead but it gets old

[phillpower2]

Thanks for the update

Good luck and let us know how the replacement card works out.