MSI Afterburner BSOD


  1. 4midabal
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    MSI Afterburner BSOD


    Hi; I'm a newbie. I have a question: what to use in place of MSI Afterburner if it causes BSOD in my system? Just put new computer on line ( Win 7 Professional x64, Athlon II X2 250 cpu, 4Gb DDR3 dual channel memory, 500 Gb HHD, GTS 250 Graphics card. All retail, less than a month old. Yesterday (5/9/2011) I got two hard hangs. I ran Verifier, and got BSOD identifying RTCore64.sys as the culprit. I have uploaded a zip containing a perfmon, and the dump folder. Thanks for the help.
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  3. 4midabal
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    ATI Tools is definitely not compatible with Win 7. I am in the same boat as you guys; can't OC my card because of rtcore64 BSOD. Is there anyone or anything that can help?
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