Rastalovich
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Which is a BSOD kinda error which I`m having on a pc that I understand can be one of the following:
• System bus errors
• Memory errors that may include parity or Error Correction Code (ECC) problems
• Cache errors in the processor or hardware
• Translation Lookaside Buffers (TLB) errors in the processor
• Other CPU-vendor specific detected hardware problems
• Vendor-specific detected hardware problems
The PC consists of:
Abit AV8, 3800x2 (@2300 default oc atm), 2G (2x1g of something @ 128, biosed as DDR333, clocked to just about DDR400), XFX7600GT 610/1.5, SBLive 5.1, 2x160g Raid0
1st sign of any issue was sound going crackling during a heavy load. Re-imagining the windows install did nothing to the issue, so something hardware is afoot.
2nd sign of a problem was the only game installed on it (Medieval Total War 2) having been fine for months would wig-out during a battle. To be fair to the game, if u try to run it at too high a setting it would historically try and do what u set it at but just slow everything down.-- however now it will quit saying the settings "may" be too high, this is out of character.
However I found out that the fan on the XFX had ceased to rotate - by noticing on exiting the game it was cooling down from/thru 80+ (where it would normally go no higher than 70 with oc). I`ve got it going again, but since this the game exits with the remark above.
The mobo ~seems~ to not like booting to cd from time to time. I can burn to it 100% fine. However clearing the bios to failsafe settings seem to boot ok so meh. Also selective cds will boot every time.
Copying files today, the pc came to a complete standstill with a pitched whine coming from the soundcard - been there b4, can`t remember why.
Bareing this in mind, the BSOD, I can check out the memory, something overheating can be easily explained - especially as reading into the likes of wiki on this exception, it can be any piece of hardware it`s just the cpu reports it.
Bus errors would impact a number of devices - reasonable, similarly cache errors.
The pc will run 3DMark06 without a problem. It will fold on both cores with no problem. If u do try getting it to do stuff whilst these things are happening, like unraring or copying files - then u get an issue.
Guess I`m throwing this out to see if any1 had this exception b4 and it`s been the same thing every time. Coz as it stands the problem could be one of many components.
Regards.
• System bus errors
• Memory errors that may include parity or Error Correction Code (ECC) problems
• Cache errors in the processor or hardware
• Translation Lookaside Buffers (TLB) errors in the processor
• Other CPU-vendor specific detected hardware problems
• Vendor-specific detected hardware problems
The PC consists of:
Abit AV8, 3800x2 (@2300 default oc atm), 2G (2x1g of something @ 128, biosed as DDR333, clocked to just about DDR400), XFX7600GT 610/1.5, SBLive 5.1, 2x160g Raid0
1st sign of any issue was sound going crackling during a heavy load. Re-imagining the windows install did nothing to the issue, so something hardware is afoot.
2nd sign of a problem was the only game installed on it (Medieval Total War 2) having been fine for months would wig-out during a battle. To be fair to the game, if u try to run it at too high a setting it would historically try and do what u set it at but just slow everything down.-- however now it will quit saying the settings "may" be too high, this is out of character.
However I found out that the fan on the XFX had ceased to rotate - by noticing on exiting the game it was cooling down from/thru 80+ (where it would normally go no higher than 70 with oc). I`ve got it going again, but since this the game exits with the remark above.
The mobo ~seems~ to not like booting to cd from time to time. I can burn to it 100% fine. However clearing the bios to failsafe settings seem to boot ok so meh. Also selective cds will boot every time.
Copying files today, the pc came to a complete standstill with a pitched whine coming from the soundcard - been there b4, can`t remember why.
Bareing this in mind, the BSOD, I can check out the memory, something overheating can be easily explained - especially as reading into the likes of wiki on this exception, it can be any piece of hardware it`s just the cpu reports it.
Bus errors would impact a number of devices - reasonable, similarly cache errors.
The pc will run 3DMark06 without a problem. It will fold on both cores with no problem. If u do try getting it to do stuff whilst these things are happening, like unraring or copying files - then u get an issue.
Guess I`m throwing this out to see if any1 had this exception b4 and it`s been the same thing every time. Coz as it stands the problem could be one of many components.
Regards.
which I just learned to live with until I bought a X-Fi.
These bookmarks are for Audigy 2 cards but the problems sound similar to what you are experiencing.
