New build blue screen problem

[rockleez]

Sometime into a game i get the bluescreen error which shuts my computer down and i have to use windows restore, when it does and get back onto my desktop i get this

Check for solution never does anything, and those 2 files that describe the problem, should i delete them? what could be the problem?

Thankyou

 

[adcom32]

have you tried reinstalling windows?

 

[rockleez]

have you tried reinstalling windows?

well ive also ran HDTUNE pro test n there was warning error, but it only goes to bluescreen when im in a game, would changing HD work? even though ive only had this complete new build since FEB 2010

 

[adcom32]

I personally think its your PSU, BTW what kind of PSU do you use?

 

[rockleez]

what kind of PSU do you use?

Corsair 550W

 

[adcom32]

do a PSU stress test of it cut off while doin that then it ur PSU

 

[95Viper]

Why do you have two threads about the same problem?

I've been experiencing blue screen shutdowns between gameplay and i've had to use the windows restore option each time and i've run HDTune Pro and i got this:
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Does anyone know what the problem is?, and it says a damaged cable if so, does anyone know which cable?

Thank you

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You might want to turn any O/C off, re-set the bios(CMOS), try a different PSU and update your bios/drivers to the latest. Also, you might want to run some memory diagnostics, and check your CPU,GPU, and Board temps. HWInfo32 is a good program for checking temps or CPUID HWMonitor.

Also, it would help everyone for you to enter your Systems specs under your user cp.

Just suggestions.

 

[adcom32]

yeah i'd do what 95Viper said.

 

[rockleez]

I got this on HWINFO

I dont get how to use memtest

 

[rockleez]

Also when i update BIOS, do i update straight away to the latest or go in steps? from each one?

 

[adcom32]

update to the latest version, and also download a memtest program.

 

[rockleez]

update to the latest version, and also download a memtest program.

I also did a PSU stress test on OCCT and in about 2mins it shutdown, same with the CPU stress test, with all default settings, is that the PSU failing then?

 

[95Viper]

Run the stress test again and try to get a screen shot of the hwinfo32 monitor page while the test is running and post it.

Yes, it could be the psu, but... it could be any one, or more, of many things.

Did you update that bios and drivers?

 

[brandonwh64]

Rockleez, also goto userCP and fill in your system specs so others can see what you have and can assist you further.

 

[rockleez]

Run the stress test again and try to get a screen shot of the hwinfo32 monitor page while the test is running and post it.

Yes, it could be the psu, but... it could be any one, or more, of many things.

Did you update that bios and drivers?

well i ran the stress test, there was no time for that as it shutdown in like a minute

 

[rockleez]

Rockleez, also goto userCP and fill in your system specs so others can see what you have and can assist you further.

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[95Viper]

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That is a good start.

Now, have you done the other things?

Also, Have you run the memory test? Do that and see if they pass.

 

[rockleez]

That is a good start.

Now, have you done the other things?

Also, Have you run the memory test? Do that and see if they pass.

I try download it and its a iso? so i run it as CD/DVD after burning, then what?

 

[95Viper]

After you burn it to CD/DVD, boot to the CD/DVD and run the tests. And, see if they pass or fail.

Or, if you can't get that far, try this:

Windows Memory Diagnostic

1. Click on "Start" and type "memory" into the search programs and files field
2. At the top you will see the entry "Windows Memory Diagnostic", click on it
3. Click on “Restart now and check for problems”

 

[rockleez]

After you burn it to CD/DVD, boot to the CD/DVD and run the tests. And, see if they pass or fail.

Or, if you can't get that far, try this:

Windows Memory Diagnostic

1. Click on "Start" and type "memory" into the search programs and files field
2. At the top you will see the entry "Windows Memory Diagnostic", click on it
3. Click on “Restart now and check for problems”

Ok and what am I looking for in these tests? Do they say pass? Fail? Or is it all numbers? Thankyou

 

[95Viper]

It will tell you, read the screen after it finishes...

 

[DTV DRAGON]

i was getting blue screens before when my ram wasnt set up properly, my secondary timmings were way out as well primary settings, but now with my new ram ,i set it up properly and no bluescreens at all, i also had to up my ram voltages when i popped in 8 gig, if ya need any other info or help just ask

 

[adcom32]

if you did the PSU stress test then its mostlikely the PSU

 

[johnspack]

I'm not liking that hdtune smart report. That CRC Error count isn't good. That could be the cause of data being corrupted, and that will mess up windows! I would be running more tests on the hard drive, and if you have another one around, try installing windows on that and see if the problem is still there.

 

[DTV DRAGON]

here was my bluescreen error code that memory was causeing