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  1. win7clutz
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    Windows 7 Ultimate (64)
       New #11

    Under the circumstances, I'd flash to any newer firmware.

    Are you Overclocked? If so set bios defaults until you find the solution.
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  3. Brodix
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    Windows 7 Professional 64bit
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       New #12

    No OC, BIOS is default other than shutdown temp in case of overheating
    I will try the beta bios
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  4. win7clutz
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       New #13

    Good luck with it... Time to crash in Ohio but post back with your results.
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  6. Brodix
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       New #14

    Ok it now has the F3D Beta BIOS

    Thanks for the help.......... will report back probably tomorrow night
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  7. Brodix
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    It BSOD within minutes of startup today

    new minidmps attached and screenshots of temps@idle and again with P95s large FFTs (for max heat and power consumption)
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  8. Brodix
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    any other ideas? did the new minidmps show anything different than the ones in my first post?
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  10. Brodix
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    I found that the DRAM voltage was set by default below manufacturers recommended voltage of 1.55 to 1.75v............... it was set to 1.50 and is now set to 1.56

    However I am still getting BSODs, two new ones are attached.
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  11. zigzag3143
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    Brodix said:
    I found that the DRAM voltage was set by default below manufacturers recommended voltage of 1.55 to 1.75v............... it was set to 1.50 and is now set to 1.56

    However I am still getting BSODs, two new ones are attached.

    These too were caused by pool_corruption (memory). If you havent run memtestx86 for at least 5 passes you should


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  12. Brodix
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       New #19

    yes i ran memtest a few days ago.... shut it down when it was working on 7th pass with no errors


    I'll try moving the memory to the other pair of slots


    Thanks for the help, will report back later tonight
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  13. Brodix
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       New #20

    Another new minidmp , i was using IE 64 bit this time thinking maybe firefox could be the problem

    Is this one also a memory problem??
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