BSOD CPU and CPU fans at high speeds when playing games.

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  1. Posts : 26
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       #11

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    Run https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...test-memtest86.
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    ran , no errors.
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       #12

    Installed latest Nvidia GPU drivers.

    Updated DirectX

    Ran GPU tests in OCCT- Graphs in previous post

    Ran Memory tests in memtest86 - no errors.

    Currently running Prime95 Torture tests.

    Please reply
    -jai
    Last edited by void1x; 29 Nov 2011 at 06:56.
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       #13

    Run again the occt test and this time,if possible dont abort the test,this time give it a little more time.
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       #14

    panais said:
    Run again the occt test and this time,if possible dont abort the test,this time give it a little more time.
    yes i was but my temps reached 70 in a minute and and i accidentily cancelled because i thought they had gone crazy.. currently running prime95 torture test and have been for 4 hours with no error.
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    void1x said:
    panais said:
    Run again the occt test and this time,if possible dont abort the test,this time give it a little more time.
    yes i was but my temps reached 70 in a minute and and i accidentily cancelled because i thought they had gone crazy.. currently running prime95 torture test and have been for 4 hours with no error.
    The GPU temps were abnormally high. Bad Cooling may be the issue.
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       #16

    panais said:
    void1x said:
    panais said:
    Run again the occt test and this time,if possible dont abort the test,this time give it a little more time.
    yes i was but my temps reached 70 in a minute and and i accidentily cancelled because i thought they had gone crazy.. currently running prime95 torture test and have been for 4 hours with no error.
    The GPU temps were abnormally high. Bad Cooling may be the issue.
    bad cooling in my case or faulty gpu fans?
    Btw: Ive had my worrys with this power supply , are there anythings pointing to that as an issue?
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       #17

    Keep always clean\cooling everything inside the case.Use blower or air spray can.


    You have a 500W.500W is the minimum for your system.


    So,better stronger psu=better unfaltering system.
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       #18

    yeah planning to upgrade the psu- but do you think that could be the root of the problem?
    btw- ive been running prime95 and cpu temps are lingering 66-69 is that an indication of a cooling problem?
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       #19

    Not very high temperatures,dont forget,prime stress the hardware.

    The worst thing\enemy for hardware are high temperatures.

    Keep always clean and cool your system case.
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       #20

    yeah , i have recently cleaned my case out.

    do you think the issue could be drivers? resolved with a re-install of windows?
    Because it seems to me that after a clean driver install , i can play games on extreme settings for a long time , compared to normally where it would crash within 5 seconds of starting the game.
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