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  1. briligg
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    okay, i have the event viewer open...
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  3. briligg
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    where would error logs be listed?
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  4. zigzag3143
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    briligg said:
    startup and recovery is all checked like it should be...
    great. Event viewer? logs should be here
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  6. briligg
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    i have the event viewer open, but i don't know where to look
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  7. briligg
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    would an error log be obvious?
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  8. streetwolf
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    Are you overclocking the CPU and/or memory?

    btw... here's a little app that reads and formats minidumps from our friend at NirSoft:

    BlueScreenView - View blue screen of death (STOP error) information.
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  10. briligg
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    there's this...
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  11. briligg
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    my ram came as a combo deal with the cpu and mb. the ram needed to be overclocked, but i left that to our compu guy. the board is designed for overclocking, and came with a utility. i don't know how to check if it actually was overclocked.
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  12. briligg
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    a log...
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  13. briligg
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    the ram is 1600 mhz and the board's default is 1066 mhz. but asus says ram can be overclocked on this board up to 2000mhz.
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