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  1. 06-11-2012 #1
    issicus
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    bsod?

    I have been getting random crashes , not often , for awhile now. usually the screen locks up or just goes black. it doesnt happen often enough that I can reinstall OS and know right away if that fixed it.

    bluescreenview says they are all caused by "ntoskrnl.exe". I have attached a .dmp from the last one.

    any advise would be helpful.

    what about the PSU, is 700w enough for this system?
    GigaByte GA-P67A-UD3
    i5k2500
    agility3 ssd
    2 1tb WD blacks
    adata ram
    HIS hd 6870
    2 fans and a Asetek 550LC
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