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So verifier caught nothing.
Disable it. Let the computer run freely.
It feels bad that there remained some problem but I am failing to get it. May be if it crashes again in its normal usage, it will contain some more info
So verifier caught nothing.
Disable it. Let the computer run freely.
It feels bad that there remained some problem but I am failing to get it. May be if it crashes again in its normal usage, it will contain some more info
Yes, that is rather unfortunate :P. Thank for the (continuing) help :)
I've got two more crashes, I think they are Directx-related.
You are highly overclocked.
As you are getting BSODs, you should stop overclocking and use the computer with the normal settings of CPU, GPU and RAM. Stop overclocking and set the BIOS to default.Code:CPUID: "Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 860 @ 2.80GHz" MaxSpeed: 2800 CurrentSpeed: 3685
How To Clear CMOS (Reset BIOS)
At the same time, your BIOS is very old.
Update your BIOS to Version 2101, dated 2012.11.06 (ASUS P7P55D).Code:BiosVersion = 0209 BiosReleaseDate = 07/28/2009
ASUS P7P55D
Let us know how the system is running when these are done.
I've updated my bios and afterwards I overclocked my cpu/mem again.
But I have not had a crash for this past week. So I'm marking it solved, thanks for all of the help :)
You are welcome mate :) Good to know that the computer is working stable now.
If there is any further issue, let us know :)