Windows 7 x64 MEMORYDUMP

[diegodiniz]

Hey guys. I have a big problem! For the third time, my PC have a blue screen when i´m playing MW2. My memories are G Skill 1066Mhz 2,1v. I already set the correct values on BIOS and my overclock is stable! I´m sure of it, this is not about myoverclock...this is something with Windows x64 and MEMORY MODULES. Can youplease help me???

PS.: The BSOD show a 50 seconds counter and the reboot the PC talking about MEMORY DUMP . :huh:

 

[torrentg]

Hi.

Please see this link.

The first step in troubleshooting any bsod on an overclocked machine is to set at default speeds. When the bsod are alleviated, you may go back and set it however you wish.

 

[zigzag3143]

Hey guys. I have a big problem! For the third time, my PC have a blue screen when i´m playing MW2. My memories are G Skill 1066Mhz 2,1v. I already set the correct values on BIOS and my overclock is stable! I´m sure of it, this is not about myoverclock...this is something with Windows x64 and MEMORY MODULES. Can youplease help me???

PS.: The BSOD show a 50 seconds counter and the reboot the PC talking about MEMORY DUMP . :huh:

]Hi and welcome

Can you go into c:\windows\minidump, zip the dump file (*.dmp) and upload it to us for debugging?

Let us know if you need help with any of this

Ken J

vsmj
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[diegodiniz]

Hey guys. I have a big problem! For the third time, my PC have a blue screen when i´m playing MW2. My memories are G Skill 1066Mhz 2,1v. I already set the correct values on BIOS and my overclock is stable! I´m sure of it, this is not about myoverclock...this is something with Windows x64 and MEMORY MODULES. Can youplease help me???

PS.: The BSOD show a 50 seconds counter and the reboot the PC talking about MEMORY DUMP . :huh:

]Hi and welcome

Can you go into c:\windows\minidump, zip the dump file (*.dmp) and upload it to us for debugging?

Let us know if you need help with any of this

Ken J

vsmj​

Sure zigzag and thanks for the help. The files are here:

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[torrentg]

You can have a look at this link since you're getting 0x124 errors, most likely due to overclocking.

My advice is to set it default and take things from there. (Avoiding my previous response is not going to magically make your overclock work any better than it is now.)

 

[diegodiniz]

Have you downloaded the dmp files??? Is it the overclock ??? Sure man???

 

[torrentg]

Have you downloaded the dmp files??? Is it the overclock ??? Sure man???

Sure as in 95% certainty, yes. Without a doubt 100%, no.

Best thing you can do is set overclock to default. It is no permanent thing here. This is a necessary and primary step to troubleshooting bsod no matter if it was caused by anything at all.

Then after a day or so when you don't get bsod, please let us know or post a new dump file you've had when no oc and we could look further into it.

 

[evoodoo]

I'm getting the same problem, but my stability is worse.
Windows won't fully boot unless I crank the voltage up to 2.28, and even then, its only stable for a minute. Anything less fails almost immediately.
Not sure if this is a ram issue, a MOBO issue, or a Win 7 issue.
Any advice?

 

[torrentg]

Yeah. Use CPU-Z's SPD tab to find out exact RAM you have. Visit Corsair's site for exact memory timings and voltage Vdimm settings. Set them in the motherboard bios, along with the correct frequency.

Please make your own thread if you need further help. Also, that .zip doesn't contain any usable information in it.

 

[diegodiniz]

How can i upload the correct files??? Whats the path ???

C:\Windows\Minidump ??????

PS.: I already set the correct voltage on BIOS. 2,1v to get 1066Mhz on GSkills modules.

 

[diegodiniz]

Have you downloaded the dmp files??? Is it the overclock ??? Sure man???

Sure as in 95% certainty, yes. Without a doubt 100%, no.

Best thing you can do is set overclock to default. It is no permanent thing here. This is a necessary and primary step to troubleshooting bsod no matter if it was caused by anything at all.

Then after a day or so when you don't get bsod, please let us know or post a new dump file you've had when no oc and we could look further into it.

I dont think this is because the overclock. I run OCCT for 1 hour and the over is good. The first time that happened was when im watching a movie with SHARK CODEC. Very strange! isnt ???

 

[diegodiniz]

Memory Dump BSOD´s can be generated because CPU too or just because memory modules???

This is my system:

GA-P35-DS3 REV 2.0
INTEL E8400 @ 4.0GHZ
4GB G SKILL
NVIDIA 8800GTS G92
WINDOWS 7 X64 ULTIMATE EDITION

My overclock is set like this:

-Limit CPUID Max. to 3 - Disabled
-No-Execute Memory Protect - Enabled
-CPU Enhanced Halt (C1E) - Disabled
-CPU Thermal Monitor 2 (TM2) - Disabled
-CPU EIST Function - Disabled
-Virtualization Technology - Enabled



-Robust Graphics Booster - Auto
-CPU Clock Ratio - 9x
-CPU Host Clock Control - Enabled
-CPU Host Frequency (Mhz) - 445
-PCI Express Frequency (Mhz) - 100
-C.I.A. 2 - Disabled
-Performance Enhance - Standard
-System Memory Multiplier (SPD) - 2.4
-Memory Frequency (Mhz) - 1068 (only 2Mhz more than 1066)
-DRAM Timing Selectable (SPD) - Manual

:

-CAS Latency Time - 5
-DRAM RAS# to CAS# Delay - 5
-DRAM RAS# Precharge - 5
-Precharge delay (tRAS) - 15



Na sub-seção System Voltage Optimized, configurado como:

-System Voltage Control - Manual
-DDR2 OverVoltage Control - +0.4V (the default is 1,8v..)
-PCIE OverVoltage Control - Normal
-FSB OverVoltage Control - +0.1V
-(G)MCH OverVoltage Control - +0.1V
-CPU Voltage Control - 1.32500V (1,31v on CPU-Z)


THIS MEMORY DUMP BLUE SCREEN IS BECAUSE THE MEMORY MODULES or too low vcore???

 

[torrentg]

THIS MEMORY DUMP BLUE SCREEN IS BECAUSE

...of overclocking.

 

[diegodiniz]

OK OK...I surrender!!! ahahahaha

Then, what I have to adjust in this BIOS to get 4.0Ghz ???? I try everytingh!!! Is 1,35000v too low vcore for E8400 C0 review??? When I bump Up, the OCCT show errors...

 

[torrentg]

OK OK...I surrender!!! ahahahaha

Then, what I have to adjust in this BIOS to get 4.0Ghz ???? I try everytingh!!! Is 1,35000v too low vcore for E8400 C0 review??? When I bump Up, the OCCT show errors...

Honestly, I really can't help you with overclocking. It takes me long enough on my own machine to tweak and find good workable settings that I'm satisfied with.

I can only say that if you want no bsod, clock the machine to default settings. If you have time and want to teach yourself, play with the settings and read online about them. But please be aware you are putting your gear at risk of damage.