Help needed please (blue screen)

[JrRacinFan]

Vddnb offset voltage 1.112v

OK this may change your load temps BUT stable everything out. Try fixed voltage @ ~1.17v, might need it due to the denser ram (4GB sticks)

 

[buckstar]

1.117v YOU MEAN?

 

[JrRacinFan]

1.117v YOU MEAN?

Nope. ~1.15-1.17v, just enough to MAYBE cure the BSOD's.

 

[buckstar]

ok will give that a try and get back to you

 

[t_ski]

Sometimes running Crossfire adds stress to the Northbridge, and a slight boost on the voltage will help that as well.

 

[buckstar]

ok, had to go work unfortunatly. ive not changed the voltages just yet, what i have decided to do is wipe my hard drive and install windows 7 and latest drivers back on and see how we go. will keep you all posted thanx for your help guys. big thankyou to JR for helping me.

 

[buckstar]

yeh still get errors in occt with voltages up. any ideas

 

[Peter1986C]

Wait a minute, I will check whether I can find the right core voltage for your CPU.

Edit: So it says that the max is 1.4125V. I suggest putting it on 1.39v in the bios and test again.

 

[buckstar]

will give it another go and see, but it's all at stock settings no overclock or any thing the thing should be stable right?

 

[commission3r]

its actually the 12.4 drivers causing u the bsod
i cudnt work out what i did rong after 4 days found out its the 12.4s
did a clean install, went bak 2 12.3 no issues now
took me that long cus id updated my bios, flashed my ssds with new firmware and updated 2 12.4s!!
hope it works out 4 u

 

[buckstar]

yeah i didnt have to many problems with the old drivers no bsods or anything. got the bsods with the new 12.4's. occt gave errors after 20 mins all at stock so. dont really no where to go now. not sure if this program is any good it's givin me a good old headache

 

[Aquinus]

Vddnb offset voltage 1.112v (auto )

cant seem to find it.

There is an edit button that you can use, please don't post multiple times. Thanks.

What kind of BSOD are you getting? That could help determine what exactly is happening, like IRQ_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL which is typically a driver issue and Interrupt Not Received on Secondary Processor on newer Intel chips usually means you vcore is too low for the clock you're trying to run, just to mention a couple.

 

[buckstar]

There is an edit button that you can use, please don't post multiple times. Thanks.

What kind of BSOD are you getting? That could help determine what exactly is happening, like IRQ_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL which is typically a driver issue and Interrupt Not Received on Secondary Processor on newer Intel chips usually means you vcore is too low for the clock you're trying to run, just to mention a couple.

sorry for that will edit from now on, just gettin to grips with this forum. not had any bsods since new install but not tried any games either that would proberly help if i did. just gotta load them up on comp and see how we go.

 

[TheMailMan78]

Dammit I hate these threads. First thing everyone does is have people bumping voltage, running memtest and pulling out multimeters without even know WTF the error is. Its like "Holy SH!T THERE IS A KNOCK IN THE ENGINE! QUICK CHANGE THE TIRES!

Buckstar can you post a photo of the BSOD screen or the memory dump so we can see what the error is?

 

[Aquinus]

"Holy SH!T THERE IS A KNOCK IN THE ENGINE! QUICK CHANGE THE TIRES!

I think these are the same people who think spoilers add power.

Buckstar can you post a photo of the BSOD screen or the memory dump so we can see what the error is?

The Windows Event Viewer should have a log of the BSOD.

 

[TheMailMan78]

The Windows Event Viewer should have a log of the BSOD.

It SHOULD. But sometimes the report gets corrupted from the BSOD itself. HOWEVER with that many BSOD's I'm willing to bet your right.

Buckstart post up the error/warning right before the BSOD happen. That might point us in the right direction.

 

[buckstar]

just a quick question the core speed on cpu z is at 800 mhz shouldnt it be at 3000 mhz x 30?

 

[JrRacinFan]

shouldnt it be at 3000 mhz x 30?

Cool N Quiet; It's a power saving feature that downclocks your stuff while idling.

 

[buckstar]

was just playing crysis and got a bsod here's some info from event viewer any ideas's peeps

 

[JrRacinFan]

was just playing crysis and got a bsod here's some info from event viewer any ideas's peeps

Revert your display drivers back to say 12.1's.

 

[buckstar]

yep done that got 12.3'S on had another with them got minidump saying DXGMMS1.SYS could proberly cause it think thats a driver issue?

 

[JrRacinFan]

Yeah, everything you're getting is DirectX related. Try disabling aero for a little bit see if that calms everything down? past this the only other suggestion i can make is a fresh install of windows or checking your hard drive for bad sectors causing corruption.

 

[buckstar]

Yeah, everything you're getting is DirectX related. Try disabling aero for a little bit see if that calms everything down? past this the only other suggestion i can make is a fresh install of windows or checking your hard drive for bad sectors causing corruption.

the hard drive i use was from my old dell c521 from 2006 i defo need to update that any way when i get some cash will try installing direct x again n give that a go it seems everytime im using crossfire enabled i get a bsod.

the hard drive is noisy like a washing machine lol