Getting BSOD with MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) 1155 H67 motherboard and Intel core I3 processor

[Rak$sha]

Hi I have build a new PC and in has this hardware in the machine as Antec NEO ECO 520C PSU, MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) 1155 H67 motherboard, Intel Core i3 2100, G.SKILL Ripjaws 1x4GB DDR3 and HD 4870 video card. I have installed windows 7 in that’s, but when I start the machine it was run for a while and after that it was giving this blue screen, and as I haven’t get it ever before, so I don’t have any idea about this like what is the actual problem? Any suggestion ?

[Sn0w-Le0p@rD]

See this kind of BSOD occurs because of the so many reasons like the software problem or due to the hardware issue also, so you must have to see both of the things to figure out the actual problem, so according to me you should try to uninstall all the drivers from your machine, such as the graphic driver and the audio driver and if there is any other hardware attach to the system then that’s also, and then reinstall it again and see whether this is happening or not.

[Apple.Mac.Rocker]

As you have mentioned that you have just assemble a machine right now only, so are you sure that you have attach all the hardware to its perfect place? Otherwise this may happen, and most importantly with the RAM, so I would like to recommend you that you should check whether your RAM is perfectly attached to your machine or NOT, and if not then also remove it once and then after some time attach it again to the machine.

[Bansi_WADIA]

As after installing the drivers also to your machine if suppose you are having the same problem then according to me you need to update your current BIOS in you machine, it might be possible that the corrupted BIOS might have been causing such a problem, and make sure that you are installing the latest version of BIOS In your machine, otherwise it would be also OK if you install an appropriate BIOS for your machine.

[Terrextre]

I am agree with the above users as you should always make sure that all the hardware and the software are working, but though you install the latest driver if you got this problem that means you have some critical problem in the hardware only so according to me you need to check all the hardware that you have. Because it is difficult to figure out from where this is actually happening, thus you need to check each and every hardware in your machine, or you can simply contact to the person from where you have bought this machine.