Got this BSOD error while playing iw5m don't know if it's related. Any Help ?

Problem signature:
 Problem Event Name:	BlueScreen
 OS Version:	6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
 Locale ID:	16393

Additional information about the problem:
 BCCode:	1000007e
 BCP1:	FFFFFFFFC0000005
 BCP2:	FFFFF8800C388FC6
 BCP3:	FFFFF8800551B898
 BCP4:	FFFFF8800551B0F0
 OS Version:	6_1_7600
 Service Pack:	0_0
 Product:	256_1

Files that help describe the problem:
 C:\Windows\Minidump\020213-23446-01.dmp
 C:\Users\ADMIN\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-31371-0.sysdata.xml

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What's your graphic card?

I have the same problem (BSOD) while playing mw3. It's not cause of graphic card driver, not the audio driver, dont have bad rams or memory, my hard disk are ok.I also replaced the graphic card, same thing. I checked the whole computer and I dont know what's the problem....

I asked what's the graphic card, just to know if you might have CCC installed.

CCC is known to cause some bluescreens like that.

sapphire radeon 4650 1gb

So, it's really an ATI/AMD

If you have Catalyst Control Center installed, unninstall it.

I have a GTX 560 AMP edition. I play pretty much everything at ultra/high iw5m shouldn't really pose a problem.

I remember I had a similar BSOD issue on my older system with iw4m, and I ended up changing all the parts as in replacing them thinking the hardware was an issue, later I just turned .netframework on or off, not sure, and no more BSOD's. I know changing the .netframework settings should not get rid of a bsod or cause it, but it just worked. I don't know. This time not the same issue.

What's your processor?

Go on your bios and manually set the memory frequency to the maximum that your processor supports.

An easy way to see if you're having memory errors caused by bad frequency settings (usually when set to "auto" on the bios) is by running a hash file 2 or 3 times. If you get different mismatching files on each time that you run the same hash file, then you're having memory errors (wich sometimes cause those random BSODs).

You can try a hash file for IW5M here -> viewtopic.php?f=26&t=8457

So, it's really an ATI/AMD

If you have Catalyst Control Center installed, unninstall it.

I have CCC installed but i never get BSOD