Is Windows 7 . . .
- x86 (32-bit) or x64 ?
x64
- the original installed OS on the system?
Full retail version
- What is the age of system (hardware)?
Less than 6 months old
- What is the age of OS installation (have you re-installed the OS?)
Less than 6 months old
The system health report kept timing out so I did not include it. If there is anything else I need to add, please let me know. Appreciate the help guys, thank you.
Welcome to Seven Forums trieodn. First, I see you are overclocking. Please stop to check for stability. If you are using ASUS AI Suite for overclocking, STOP. Overclocking should be done via the BIOS and incorrect settings inside the OS via software can cause instability and hardware failure. Both of your Bug Check Codes are indicative of a bad overclock.
Also, you may correct me if I am wrong, but I don't see any AV software installed. Please install Microsoft Security Essentials and do a full system scan. In addition to MSE, please install Malwarebytes, the free version, and run a full scan on all user accounts.
Thank you for the response James. I will stop the AI Suite for overclocking and attempt to do it via the BIOS (the reason I have to do this is because it cuts down on the model time substantially). Did the crash logs indicate what exactly, if it was a process, that was causing the crash?
The processes are not relevant. They were generic, what was important was the Bug Check Codes. The BCCodes were the red flag, in conjunction with the present clock speed showing at 3366. The fact that you also have ASUS AI Suite installed, and these codes present, along with the overclock, well, 1+1=2, right? Give it a shot, your system should stabilize. If you want to overclock, I highly recommend learning how to do it correctly, from the BIOS. We have a good team of overclockers here at SF.
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