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BSOD with video games

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I've been getting frequent BSOD's while playing Battlefield 2. I've also been having problems with odd colors that stretch across the screen with my video card. What is wrong with my system lol? I usually get the BSOD after about 2-3 hrs of BF2 gaming. The video card problems (2nd pic) occur after about the same time. Are these related?I have tested my RAM and it contains no errors, at least not on memtest. video card temps are fine, rarely about 55C. Any ideas?bsod.jpgartifacts2.jpg

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RyanDid this start happening after a driver or hardware upgrade? There are a couple of fixes on the MS website if you google that stop error. 0x0000001EBob

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i5, 16 GB ram, GTX 960, FS on SSD, Windows 10 64 bit, home built works anyway.

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