BSOD (hypersync flood transport error)

My PC would often reboot when I am playing processor and graphics intensive games. After re-boot a message "Hypersync Flood Transport Error" is displayed.

The computer is with me for over 6 months now and I have encountered this over the past few months already but only on intensive games. My pc is not overclocked.

I've attached the necessary zip file.

Here are basic details of my pc:
AMD Phenom II X4 955BE
Kingston 2GB PC1333 DDR3
MSI 880GM-E45 Motherboard
Windows 7 Home 32bit

I hope someone out here can help me

mapacible said:

My PC would often reboot when I am playing processor and graphics intensive games. After re-boot a message "Hypersync Flood Transport Error" is displayed.

The computer is with me for over 6 months now and I have encountered this over the past few months already but only on intensive games. My pc is not overclocked.

I've attached the necessary zip file.

Here are basic details of my pc:
AMD Phenom II X4 955BE
Kingston 2GB PC1333 DDR3
MSI 880GM-E45 Motherboard
Windows 7 Home 32bit

I hope someone out here can help me

These were likely caused by a component of SystemRequirementsLabs CanYouRunIt. I would remove it.

Hi zigzag,

Indeed the latest blue screen was caused by me trying to install what you mentioned in order to update my driver. But if you'd look at the previous blue screens, they are mostly related to hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe. I wish to know if it is really a hardware issue and is it possible to be able to identify the specific component that's causing the problem?

mapacible said:

Hi zigzag,

Indeed the latest blue screen was caused by me trying to install what you mentioned in order to update my driver. But if you'd look at the previous blue screens, they are mostly related to hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe. I wish to know if it is really a hardware issue and is it possible to be able to identify the specific component that's causing the problem?

They only reference hal.dll, and ntoskrnl.exe because you are using something like Bluescreenview to read them. Often BSV and who crashed blame the OS when they cant find the true cause.

Hi,

I just want to add my two cents:
I had the same problem, was playing GTA IV and after about 10-30 minutes my video would crash, then a split second after my system would crash and restart. When it restarted a Hypersync Transport Flood error was reported, press F1 to continue.

I tried a lot of what people said out there:
1) Malwarebytes scanning for virus detection (none found)
2) Add extra voltage to my NorthBridge on my MSI870-G45 (did not resolve my problem, and when it reboot it reset the voltage back to it's original)
3) Lower graphics requirements on the card

Nothing worked, I ended up forcing my video card to crank to 100% fan capacity. And GTA IV had ran for about 2 hours. Then I got busy so i closed the game. This may have to do with my video card, may RMA it. I have an HIS IceQ 6870 1GB. My video card temp now idle is 40c and ~55c when running game.

Thanks, hope this helps.