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Read my previous suggestion...
deanp said:
Another BSOD Tragedy
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New #12
One more note
For one more note, the BSODs I actually get to read usually refer to un-executable memory, is this a sign to lean towards one thing more than another?
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New #13
Could you please go to your BIOS and post some pics? Especially the RAM voltages, and stuff like that.
-- I'm no hardware guru. I have requested a hardware guru to take a look.
-- Have no idea what un-executable memory means.
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New #14
Bios
Here are some Bios pics, these are from various parts of my Bios, I'm running everything on auto, I never set anything.
M4A77T/USB3 Motherboard
Corsair XMS Dominator Memory
AMD Phenom II X2 555 Processor
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New #15
Can you download and post a screen shot of CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting for me? A 124 stop code indicates low CPU voltage.
~Lordbob
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New #16
Cpu-z
I copied both the text and HTML results in to this zipped file
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New #17
Twister, I need a screenshot of CPUz from your computer, not a file dump. I just need to see your chip and voltage.
~Lordbob
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New #18
CPU-Z Screenshot
My mistake, I overthought it, attached is the picture of the main screen
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New #19
Well, it is operating in the right range, but you could try bumping the voltage up by no more than .025V. What RAM do you have?
~Lordbob
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New #20
I recommend that you finish filling your specs - makes it easier for Lordbob (David).
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