I have tried many things for my PC that to my view randomly freezes, it's not that the power load can't be handled as I replaced the power supply to check that. I ran multiple different disk checks in Windows, and some troubleshooting tools, I tried SFC and nothing popped up. I tried testing the ram which is fine. I tried changing the power settings but it still freezes, it's not the graphics card, because it still does this without the graphics card. I booted Kali Linux off of a USB and updated the BIOS firmware, and reset the clock speed to normal, what it should've been on my Intel processor, I can't for the life of me figure out what's causing Windows to freeze and I've been at it for several weeks. I checked the reliability history and was able to aquire the BSOD information from driver verifier. The first error has a bucket ID 0x9F_3_POWER_DOWN_IMAGE_nvlddmkm.sys
The others say
LKD_0x141_Tdr:6_IMAGE_nvlddmkm.sys_Pascal_3D
And finally the last one says:
The computer has reebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was 0x0000009f (0x00000000003, 0xffff888c01209800, 0xfffff8841423ec20, 0xffff888c04198a70), but then I look at the previous day, because all it does normally is shut down or freeze, and all it says was shutdown was unexpected or it was not cleanly shut down. I'm not sure what it means, as I don't think it's an Nvidia specific problem, as it happened with my old Graphics card by amd.
Any input is appreciated.
Specs are: WD 1tb drive, iHas optical drive, Intel 4670k CPU, Nvidia Asus rog strix 1060, PNY anarchy, 16gb (8gb*2) ddr3, Corsair cx550m power supply, msi z87 g45 motherboard, and Alpine rev 2 pro CPU cooler. Running Windows 10 x64
The others say
LKD_0x141_Tdr:6_IMAGE_nvlddmkm.sys_Pascal_3D
And finally the last one says:
The computer has reebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was 0x0000009f (0x00000000003, 0xffff888c01209800, 0xfffff8841423ec20, 0xffff888c04198a70), but then I look at the previous day, because all it does normally is shut down or freeze, and all it says was shutdown was unexpected or it was not cleanly shut down. I'm not sure what it means, as I don't think it's an Nvidia specific problem, as it happened with my old Graphics card by amd.
Any input is appreciated.
Specs are: WD 1tb drive, iHas optical drive, Intel 4670k CPU, Nvidia Asus rog strix 1060, PNY anarchy, 16gb (8gb*2) ddr3, Corsair cx550m power supply, msi z87 g45 motherboard, and Alpine rev 2 pro CPU cooler. Running Windows 10 x64