Blue Screens During Games

That is a good idea to try it without the SaiTek KB.

I have a few ideas, but I need to do a bit of research and have the full memory dump.

I appreciate that you are willing to get and upload full memory dumps.

Finally got around to running Prime95 blend test, which came back error-free.

Not sure where to go from here especially since I haven't figured out how to get this full dump to you yet.

Mate,
How long did you run Prime95 for?

Yea, I was thinking a FTP server, but not sure.

I believe it was around 20-22 hours.

It's almost like the game doesn't even matter anymore, although some games seem to have no problems at all, and when I say some I mean less than 4. It's really starting to become bothersome, especially since I don't know what it is.

I don't know how helpful it is anymore but this one happened while playing Alien Swarm.

Mate,

A couple of things:

To stop ielowutil.exe from popping up:

• Internet options
• Content\feeds and web slices settings
• Unchecked "automatically check feeds and web slices for updates".
• Maybe uncheck everything else in there, unless you need it.

If you can, are you able to go back to a single disk? Just for testing? I know it will mean re-installing everything.
This could mean that the motherboard controller is faulty.

I've disabled all the options in Content/Feeds since I never use them anyways.

Unfortunately I don't think that I can run off one HD as the drives are in Raid 0. Last time I updated the BIOS it took me a little while to get it to reboot as it wouldn't read an OS off of one HD. It's possible that this is because the OS is written across both drives but I'm not sure how it was installed before it was shipped to me.

I'm sure I've said this before but what doesn't make any sense to me is how games that used to work fine don't anymore, and others just work flawlessly all the time no matter how long I play them (at least so far). I can't think of any reason why this would happen myself.

Mate,

It would make sense if your HD controller started going bad.

Do you have another disk that you can test with?

I could try to borrow a friends' hard drives as he has the same Raid 0 drive setup that I do but it could be awhile before that happens.

Is it possible this is why Windows has told me that it had problems reading a drive sometimes after I've crashed? I've also had Windows stronly suggest a chkdsk on startup before, but no program ever says there is anything wrong with the drives themselves.

If the controller is going bad then you would think that the information being witten to the drive could get corrupted.

I was thinking that you test in a non-raid setup.