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<blockquote data-quote="NickName" data-source="post: 143735" data-attributes="member: 21675">It's very hard to quickly fix something when you have 3 possible things that could be causing the error. The error message returned on the &quot;blue screen&quot; would handy to know as that can give you a hint as the whether it is driver related or not.Note: I built a new PC that &quot;blue screened&quot; often but the errors changed everytime! It turned out that the data coming from the RAM was being corrupted by the motherboard. I replaced the motherboard and it's rock solid now.You can try enabling only 1 of your 3 new devices and seeing if the bluescreens stop. If stopped, then disable it and enable another device and try again. Repeat until the culpirt shows itself.My 'guess' is that of the three devices, it's either TV or Graphics related as harddrives 'usually' are the most dependable. Of course, I agree that the PSU is good choice to try first if you have a spare one about.Good luckNick Name</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NickName, post: 143735, member: 21675"] It's very hard to quickly fix something when you have 3 possible things that could be causing the error. The error message returned on the "blue screen" would handy to know as that can give you a hint as the whether it is driver related or not. Note: I built a new PC that "blue screened" often but the errors changed everytime! It turned out that the data coming from the RAM was being corrupted by the motherboard. I replaced the motherboard and it's rock solid now. You can try enabling only 1 of your 3 new devices and seeing if the bluescreens stop. If stopped, then disable it and enable another device and try again. Repeat until the culpirt shows itself. My 'guess' is that of the three devices, it's either TV or Graphics related as harddrives 'usually' are the most dependable. Of course, I agree that the PSU is good choice to try first if you have a spare one about. Good luck Nick Name [/QUOTE]

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