Another BSOD 3rd Thread

essenbe · 12 Feb 2011

essenbe · 12 Feb 2011

I've just had 2 within a few minutes of each other please help. I've tried 2 PSU's, RMA'd the MB and run prime and memtest, scannow and checkdisk and diagnostic programs from the HD manuf.
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Jonathan_King · 12 Feb 2011

Make sure AHCI is enabled in Windows: AHCI : Enable in Windows 7 / Vista

Also, you can add multiple files to the zip folder; just drag all the other dump files into the zip folder, and then upload the single folder.

...Summary of the dumps:

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Debug session time: Sat Feb 12 10:23:37.953 2011 (UTC - 5:00)
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Debug session time: Sat Feb 12 07:30:29.457 2011 (UTC - 5:00)
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Debug session time: Fri Feb 11 23:02:35.014 2011 (UTC - 5:00)
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essenbe · 12 Feb 2011

Thank you Jonathan. Since my last post I have gone back to the previous version of BIOS. I have run memtest86 and prime with no errors. AHCI is enabled in bios. In my bios, I have to select the raid version to enable ahci even though I don't use raid. If you recall, I rma'd my MB and bought a new PSU (Corsair 650HX modular). I have again run the diagnostic programs from my hard drives without errors. I have run scannow and checkdisk. I have talked to technical support at MSI 3 times. They know less than me. I was told that my problem was I need a better processor. I told him that since I was running a PhenomII x6, what processor would he suggest. He hung up. Truthfully, I am at a loss. If you want all of the dump files together, let me know- I will gladly provide them. It is just that some of the files are from before I RMA'd the MB and some after. Let me know if you want them all or if you want me to sort them. And thanks for your help.

essenbe · 12 Feb 2011

I hope I did this right.
Before RMA
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After RMA
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essenbe · 12 Feb 2011

I just had another.
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essenbe · 12 Feb 2011

More. they are happening fater than I can post them here.
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reventon · 12 Feb 2011

First, I will echo something Jonathan said earlier:

Jonathan_King said:

Yeah, there is not anything more to be learned from the dumps. You can still post them if you like, but I can't use them to help. It is clearly a hardware problem.

Software troubleshooting will get us nowhere at this stage.

I had a look through the thread, I will just confirm - you have only had the PSU and Motherboard replaced?

Have you tried running Windows with only one stick of RAM? Just because the stress tests passed does not mean that your components aren't faulty.

essenbe · 12 Feb 2011

No, I have not tried 1 stick. I was using 4x4GB sticks but have taken 2 of those sticks out now. I am only using 2 sticks. I can try 1 if you think it will help, but this board is supposed to be able to run 16GB. I think I have lost all confidence in this motherboard.

reventon · 12 Feb 2011

I would try one and if that doesn't work, swap it for one of the other four.

In your set up anyway the memory controller is on your Phenom II not your motherboard. Therefore with the types of memory issues you have been getting, if you get problems under all four sticks of RAM I would think that your CPU is faulty.