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geekhack Community => Other Geeky Stuff => Topic started by: baldgye on Mon, 17 November 2014, 15:59:14
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Ok, so a while ago I asked for advice on new RAM becasue my current RAM was giving me BSOD's. Turns out the RAM wasn't the problem as I'm still getting issues with the new RAM. I'm getting the same BSOD's I got before (I can't take a picture as it happens too fast). Here is the dump from the Problem Signature Windows generates when my machine reboots;
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 2057
Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: d1
BCP1: 0000000000000F33
BCP2: 000000000000000D
BCP3: 0000000000000008
BCP4: 0000000000000F33
OS Version: 6_1_7601
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 768_1
Files that help describe the problem:
C:\Windows\Minidump\111714-11637-01.dmp
C:\Windows\Temp\WER-13369-0.sysdata.xml
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I've checked to make sure the RAM is plugged in properly and in the right slots for the configuration. I also checked to make sure I had bought the right RAM.
A friend of mine seems to think that my GFX card is dying or already dead but I'm not really sure... any help anything would be a huge help, I'm at a loss..
PC Specs;
Processor - Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz (8 CPUs), ~4.0GHz
Motherboard - ASUS P5N-E SLI
Operating System - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Video Card - AMD Radeon HD 6970
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If there is the possibility of a dying gfx card, can't you remove the card and see if you get the same results? Im guessing you have some form of integrated graphics?
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If there is the possibility of a dying gfx card, can't you remove the card and see if you get the same results? Im guessing you have some form of integrated graphics?
First gen i7's didn't have integrated gpus.
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Ok, so thanks for the fast responses, after running RealTemp and Prime 95 (two instances off) it seemed that the actual problem was my CPU getting too hot, as before I spent 20-30mins cleaning it out, I got another BSOD after running 2xPrime95 for 5mins and my core got to 90C... its been running for 20mins and so far hasn't broken 80C without a crash.
Will update later but I think I managed to solve it lol
Ok, so after 25-30 mins of two instances of Prime95 running my machine BSOD'd again. I didn't see the temp's rise to anything like 90C :/
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Ok, now I'm getting gfx artifacts on my desktop...
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Ok, now I'm getting gfx artifacts on my desktop...
I think that solves this mystery...
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Ok, now I'm getting gfx artifacts on my desktop...
I think that solves this mystery...
Yeah, except now I'm running FurMark, my GPU is at 99% (and has been for over 12mins now) and my machine is fine, no artifacts, temp is averaging just over 80c and no problems so far :/
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I should note, that the artifacting that I posted about was the first instance of it I've seen on my machine. Been running FurMark for 27mins now and GPU hasn't risen above 86C and has been at 99% load the whole time.
I'm going to sleep soon, but I'm kind of lost, would a CPU failure give artifacting ?
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Did you install anything new or update anything recently? This crash may be caused by less obvious things such as software like Daemon Tools, Xbox controllers, network adapters...
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Make sure ur getting good clean power..
partition off some empty space on a usable drive, and install a fresh copy of win 7 on it with nothing else.. Run stress tests that way..
This is so you can make sure it's not a software error.
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Did you install anything new or update anything recently? This crash may be caused by less obvious things such as software like Daemon Tools, Xbox controllers, network adapters...
I've been getting the BSOD for a couple of months, it only got worse really. No new software has been installed though Flash and drivers are always kept as upto date as possible
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Did you install anything new or update anything recently? This crash may be caused by less obvious things such as software like Daemon Tools, Xbox controllers, network adapters...
I've been getting the BSOD for a couple of months, it only got worse really. No new software has been installed though Flash and drivers are always kept as upto date as possible
you don't know that for sure..
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Ok so this morning I had a bit of time to do some googling and tinkering before work.
Might have been just a gfx driver issue. Pretty sure I had updated everything, so I used some software to properly remove all remnants of any old drivers, installed the new ones and after running two instances of Prime95 (the stress testing software that seemed to trigger the bsod) for over 20mins I got zero crashes of errors.
Gona try and do some more stress testing this afternoon while on my break but I'm hoping I've solved it...
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Lete hope thats solved it! Drivers are a very common reason for bluescreen as you know.