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System Name | Main PC/OldPC/3rd PC |
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Processor | Intel Core i7-3770K Ivy Bridge/Core i5-3470 Ivy Bridge/Core i3-4330 Haswell |
Motherboard | ASUS P8Z77-V/ASRock Z68 Pro3 Gen1/ASUS H81M2 |
Cooling | Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO/Intel Box cooler/Intel Box cooler |
Memory | 32GB Corsair Vengeance/32GB ADATA/16GB ADATA |
Video Card(s) | SAPPHIRE R9 290 Tri-X OC 4GB/MSI RX 480 8GB/SAPPHIRE R9 390 8GB |
Storage | 2x1TB ADATA SSDs in RAID0+3 HDDs/2xCrucial 1TB SSDs in RAID0+3 HDDs/Samsung 1TB SSD+8TB+4TB HDDs |
Display(s) | Philips 274E5QHAB@HDMI + Philips 273EQH@DVI (both 27") |
Case | Fractal Design Define R4 Titanium |
Audio Device(s) | Kenwood Mini HiFi system/Microlab speakers/Philips HDMI (main)+LG TV monitor HDMI + Apple headphones |
Power Supply | Cooler Master Silent ProM 600 W (modular) |
Mouse | Microsoft Ergonomic Sculpt Desktop 2.0 (combo)@Razer Goliath mousepad (Medium speed) |
Keyboard | Microsoft Ergonomic Sculpt Desktop 2.0 (combo) |
Software | Win10 64-bit (Main PC v.1809 RTM Enterprise/2nd PC v.1903 Insider Preview Pro/3rd PC - same as 2nd) |
Sometimes, if I close GPU-Z then put my computer into standby (Sleep) mode for the night, then power it back on (Resume) in the morning, then quickly run GPU-Z, I get a BSOD.
Usually, I don't ever do this - I either keep the computer on at night, or turn it fully off. So, even though I have been using this new videocard since September, I only report this BSOD now.
Specs:
Intel chipset motherboard + Intel Core i7 CPU.
Videocard Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 (with 2 GB videoRAM) with WHQL 310.90 drivers.
(Intel GPU disabled in BIOS)
Windows 7 64-bit, SP1, Ultimate with all updates installed.
rest of system specs -- see my System Specs in my forum profile.
Latest BSOD error code: 0x000000C5
I am not sure if the previous BSOD had the same error.
Something strange about the BSOD - the text was too large to fit, and I was unable to see the whole of it, because the first 3-4 lines were scrolled up (out of the display) quickly.
And I think part of the BSOD text mentioned "signed/authenticated drivers" (??).
Any ideas on this? Has this been reported for similar videocards before?
NOTE: No BSOD when powering on the PC after being fully off and then running GPU-Z - only get a BSOD on powering on after standby/sleep.
Usually and mostly no BSOD if the sleep period was brief - it seems it takes some minutes (hours?) of system Sleep for GPU-Z to cause a BSOD after Resuming.
If I don't put the system to sleep, I get BSODs very rarely - maybe once per 2-3 months.
Usually, I don't ever do this - I either keep the computer on at night, or turn it fully off. So, even though I have been using this new videocard since September, I only report this BSOD now.
Specs:
Intel chipset motherboard + Intel Core i7 CPU.
Videocard Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 (with 2 GB videoRAM) with WHQL 310.90 drivers.
(Intel GPU disabled in BIOS)
Windows 7 64-bit, SP1, Ultimate with all updates installed.
rest of system specs -- see my System Specs in my forum profile.
Latest BSOD error code: 0x000000C5
I am not sure if the previous BSOD had the same error.
Something strange about the BSOD - the text was too large to fit, and I was unable to see the whole of it, because the first 3-4 lines were scrolled up (out of the display) quickly.
And I think part of the BSOD text mentioned "signed/authenticated drivers" (??).
Any ideas on this? Has this been reported for similar videocards before?
NOTE: No BSOD when powering on the PC after being fully off and then running GPU-Z - only get a BSOD on powering on after standby/sleep.
Usually and mostly no BSOD if the sleep period was brief - it seems it takes some minutes (hours?) of system Sleep for GPU-Z to cause a BSOD after Resuming.
If I don't put the system to sleep, I get BSODs very rarely - maybe once per 2-3 months.
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