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#21
That is a really annoying design flaw. Not sure how to test it otherwise.
~Lordbob
BSOD Only when Gaming
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New #22
ok yesterday I got this warning again
Event 19 WHEA-Logger
A corrected hardware error has occurred.
Reported by component: Processor Core
Error Source: Corrected Machine Check
Error Type: Cache Hierarchy Error
Processor ID: 2
I will run prime95 tomorrow and post results
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New #23
ok I had some free time so I ran prime95 on small FFT test and I did not even pass the first test as the pc bsod on it..
now it did not save any files on prime95 because of it...
what do I do next?
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New #24
I downloaded CPU-Z here is the pics..
http://img21.imageshack.us/i/cpuzq.jpg/
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New #25
Did you happen to catch the BSoD code? I would be it was 124, which is too low voltage. The VID voltage range is 0.800-1.375V for that CPU. I would guess bumping it up to 1.000 or so might help.
~Lordbob
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New #26
yes the BSOD code was a stop 0x000124 it always is... so how do I do it safely? I just move the volt in the bios?
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New #27
Ah, that makes complete sense now, your CPU needs more voltage. You will need to boot into BIOS and bump it up about 0.25V, and run Prime95+ again until it crashes, then bump it up another 0.25V. Keep doing that until it is stable.
~Lordbob
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New #28
ok I gave it a 0.25v increase, the volts are higher on the GPU-z and the temperature of the cpu are getting about 10degrees warmer than before on Idle
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New #30
I dunno...but now the default voltage on bios says 1.50v so far so good ...as I mentioned I can't do prime 95 until tomorrow because we are playing on the pc still... and we have not gotten any bsod yet.
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