Anyone know of any voltage monitoring software that I can use? I'm getting BSOD error 16, ive switched motherboards, video cards, hard drives, run memory tests, CPU tests, all are fine... I have checked my wattage in my bios but my theory is, when running high graphics on power intensive games, I think my PSU is shorting out. Is there anything out there i can get to monitor it before my comp blue screens?
It would be handy for other members if you put what power supply you are using in your system specs.
Not to much software out there that I know of, besides that the PSU has to be compatable in order to use it, you would look at the manufacturers website of the PSU to see if they have that type of software for it. There`s nothing from EVGA that I`ve seen for our PSUs, only the 1500 Classified PSU. Wish they made the program for all SuperNovas
EVGA - Articles - EVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500 Classified
I know hardware monitor will show your 3, 5 and 12 volt readings, but I don`t trust that software to give a true reading but you can always try it.
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But, the 1300 G2 should not be giving you problems, especially if it`s new, I would look elsewhere for the problem, could be the result of a driver.
No way you should be getting blue screens with that equipment.
You need to upload the dump file so the blue screen experts can look at it.
Also, there are 2 pieces of hardware you didn`t mention when switching, the ssd and the hard drive and I know a hard drive can cause a blue screen.
Hi,
Yes please post all system spec's exact cpu and all products
Also are you connected to aPSUUPS/ back up battery and exactly which one if so.
Last edited by ThrashZone; 13 Sep 2015 at 12:38. Reason: boo-boo
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