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Suddenly Getting BSOD

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It seems that since I've added another HDD to my computer I'm suddenly getting BSODs randomly. They happen sometimes when exiting BF4(could be an issue with the game, haven't been on much else) and there's about a 50% it'll happen when I try to shut down my computer, but it never happens on the second try.

Here's a screenshot of the errors:

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Swap out Stata cable, change stata power connector, plug in to a different port.
set AICHI in Bios ?
Whats the spec on the drive ??

If you can give us a full system Spec it will help. ??
 
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ZZLEE said:
Swap out Stata cable, change stata power connector, plug in to a different port.
set AICHI in Bios ?
Whats the spec on the drive ??

If you can give us a full system Spec it will help. ??
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I'll give those a try. And that is set in the BIOS.

It's a Seagate Barracuda 2TB(ST2000DM001) drive that I added, I have 2 of them in my system now. The rest of my system is pretty basic: i5-4670k, a 7970, ASUS Z87-A, 500w PSU, 8gb of RAM and an SSD.
 
If you haven't already, you can try installing the motherboard chipset drivers on the off chance that the new drive isn't playing nice with the initial installation.
 
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Thanks for all the replies. The power supply is a 500 OCZ one, just a standard bronze one, it's a few years old. I'll definitely try installing the chipset drivers again.

For all the responses about the PSU, wouldn't it be causing problems in the middle of games when my computer is using the most power? Compared to when I'm shutting down my computer?
 
Iv seen this issue but it was way back in the Xp days when Xp just came out. Did a clean install then Intel chipset drivers and video rebooted did other driver installs next. Never seen the same issue arise after that.
 
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I just remembered that I installed a new video card driver right around the BSODs started... so I'm guessing there's a good chance that's the issue. Going to try going back to the older drivers and see what happens. If that doesn't work I'm thinking I'll just do a fresh install. Not really a big deal since I really only have my OS and some programs on my SSD.
 
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