BSOD - Multiple processes fail, then system stops BSODs.


  1. ikarys
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    BSOD - Multiple processes fail, then system stops BSODs.


    Please help! My computer is quite new, and I need to find out if I have faulty hardware (and what it is) so I can get a replacement under warranty.

    64bit Windows Home Premium OEM
    3 month old install.
    3 month old hardware.
    No overclocking.
    Home built.

    i7 2600
    850w corsair power supply.
    G-Skill 10666 dual channel 8gb (1333)
    120gb OCZ Vertex 3 ssd
    2tb Samsung something something
    2 x Gainward GTX570 GLH in SLI
    Z68X-UD3R-B3 motherboard
    Onboard sound (optical out and stereo out)

    I'm not sure what's causing the crash. It happens randomly. Generally after a few hours of use. Many things can trigger it - watching a movie, playing games, and the last one - trying to shut down.

    I have attached the logs.

    Rgds

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    Last edited by ikarys; 10 Nov 2011 at 06:28. Reason: Clarification in the hope that someone can help :)
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  3. panais
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    Hi.

    Remove Gigabyte EasyTune6 driver (known issues w/Win7)


    Welcome to GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY



    Finish and post back.
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  4. ikarys
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    Thank you panais. I've removed the driver and will report back after a couple of days use.

    Rgds

    N
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  6. panais
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    Ok,give it time few days and post back with news,good news i hope
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  7. ikarys
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    panais said:
    Ok,give it time few days and post back with news,good news i hope
    Hi Panais,

    Well, the first 2 days were great. Last night I had this crash twice. No blue screen, but just everything shutting down in exactly the same fashion.

    Should I remove all the Gigabyte software that pertains to the motherboard??

    Attached is the new results from the reports.

    Rgds

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    PS, how did you check to see if the software was the problem/had known issues? (because I can hopefully do this myself in the future)
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  8. yowanvista
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    Run Prime 95 to test your CPU. Carefully the instructions in this tutorial: CPU - Stress Test with Prime95. Run 3 separate tests, one on each of the settings (Blend, Small FFTs, Large FFTs). Post back with your results.
    Note that this test may overheat the CPU, ensure proper cooling


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  10. ikarys
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    @yowanvista: Thanks, I'll run them this evening. My system is liquid cooled - and from a brief look, even the max stress test does not exceed 58 deg c
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  11. ikarys
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    Having trouble finding the time to run these tests. The computer sits next to my bed and isn't quiet.
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  12. ikarys
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    System seems to be running much better after uninstalling the gigabyte software. Thank you.
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  13. yowanvista
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    ikarys said:
    System seems to be running much better after uninstalling the gigabyte software. Thank you.
    Keep us updated with new dumps if more BSODs occur. :)
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