Lots of BSoD's on my computer

[Emily]

Hello, I need some help.

I have a desktop which can run games pretty good. However, I get a BSoD a lot. I know it's something about drivers, but can't really find good drivers etc.

I have an amd phenom ii x4 965 processor, an Asus motherboard. Does anybody has a list of good drivers (for Windows 7)?

 

[Rishwin]

There is no "list of good drivers", simply google the model # of each component then go to their manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers. Uninstall then use DriverSweeper to remove your existing drivers, install the new ones.

Get the model numbers from device manager or just check inside the case. Or if it's a premade just check the model of your whole PC & they will have drivers for everything.

 

[Emily]

All I know is I have a nVidia GeForce 540 (I think it was 540 at least), but last I got an USB BSoD but I have no clue what kind of USB BSoD it was, but I DO know it was a driver error/hardware error (due to the fact it was a IQRL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL BSoD)

 

[Rishwin]

BSoD's can only be a driver/hardware issue, lol.

Most commonly it's the RAM or HDD if it is hardware.

 

[Monolith]

Question #1 : Is this a new computer or did they just start happening?

Question #2 : Have you changed anything or done anything different to the machine before these BSoD's showed up?

Question #3 : Have you tried running a

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[Emily]

Question #1 : Is this a new computer or did they just start happening?

Question #2 : Have you changed anything or done anything different to the machine before these BSoD's showed up?

Question #3 : Have you tried running a

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1. It's a pretty new computer, well at least, my dad says. It started happening for around a year ago or so.
2. Nope.
3. No not really. Don't have the time for it as I've heard it can take a long while.