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  1. Golden
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    Stab in the dark : what version of Chrome are you using?
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  3. tmay
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    I use firefox rather than chrome. Currently chrome is version 40.0.2214.115 though

    Edit: Forgot to actually change my browser to firefox and chrome. All good now!
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  4. Golden
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    Thats fine - we have seen a few instances of BSOD using a beta Chrome build, but yours is OK, so we can rule that out.
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  6. tmay
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    Okay I can add that to my list of hardware/software that wouldn't cause it then
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  7. Golden
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    @Steve : is that a 4th Gen CPU on tmay's system?
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  8. essenbe
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    Yes.
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  10. Golden
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    essenbe said:
    Yes.
    OK. Looks like Asus released a BIOS update to address issues with the Intel 4th Gen CPU's:

    tmay's current BIOS = BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. 1504, 03/10/2013

    This from ASUS for that mobo:

    Attachment 352070

    Motherboards - Z87-A - ASUS

    Maybe a BIOS update solves the issue?
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  11. essenbe
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    Good catch, Golden. That could very well be the issue.
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  12. tmay
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    That was a really good catch! I'll update it and get back to you all soon
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  13. Golden
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    OK. tmay, please try a BIOS update. Go carefully.
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