PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?


  1. Posts : 7
    Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1 x64
       #1

    PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?


    Hi guys:

    My system is a custom build I completed about 3 months ago, initially I had OS reinstall/driver/ & minor stability problems using UEFI which was solved in another board on this forum by changing to MBR config – my system specs are listed.


    Also to optimise OS functionality I implemented the following but will roll back if found to be thecause of the error:
    • Turned off the Hibernation File to save disk space [OS mounted on SSD]
    • Shrunk System Protection to 3.4GB again to save space
    • Turned off Indexing to SSD only – since it has 4k read capability
    • Shrunk Page file to 1024MB on SSD
    • Set Power Option to high performance
    • Unchecked Defrag for the SSD & its partitions
    • Disabled GUI at boot
    The LCD monitor is connected by the shipped VGA cable with a DVI male connector to the GPU’s DVI out putsocket – I’ve yet to purchase an HDMI cable, hopefully this might be the bottleneck & easily solvable.
    btw: I’m not sure if the current problem is related to the previous OS reinstallation issues, anyways I first noticed this problem 3 weeks ago while using a free word processing application “Abiword”, when I was cut n pasting screenshots to a document the screen suddenly went white & having to restart by using the reset PC case button.

    I primarily use 3D graphic programs such as Blender, Gimp & a game engine for 3D mobile game development, its not really a persistent regular problem in fact I could live with it if not for the randomness at this point its getting really annoying ie: if I forget to save something hrs of work are lost – yeah suck value xtreme.

    I’ve cleaned the CPU, GPU & case sinks & fans with compressed air, checked driver compatibility & run system/third party diagnostic tools to troubleshoot a possible solution anyways screenshots as follows:

    PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-techpowerup-gpu-z.png PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-hwmonitor-temps.jpg

    PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-ssd-benchmark.jpg PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-cpu.png

    PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-caches.png PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-mainboard.png

    PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-memory.png PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-spd-slot-2.png

    PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-spd-slot-4.png PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-graphics.png

    PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-intel-driver-utility_1.jpg

    PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-intel-driver-utility_2.jpg

    So at this time I’m stumped as to what the glich/gremlin is, any advice much appreciated in the mean time I’ll continue online research to troubleshoot problem – will update this thread if solution found.

    Cheers :|
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails PC Monitor: Random white & blue green screen displays?-hwmonitor-temps.png  
    Last edited by devhead; 10 Dec 2012 at 05:33.
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  2. Posts : 1,686
    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate and numerous virtual machines
       #2

    Hi devhead
    Welcome to the forums. I think you are running out of memory. Why don't you set Windows to manage the Page / Swapfile on your SSD? I have 16gb of ram and have a 16GB page file on my two main systems. I can run out of memory if I run too many virtual machines and the PC starts writing to hard drives. The fact your machine goes to a white screen and locks up when you are pasting files into documents I think indicates the limited virtual memory is stalling the system. A page file on an SSD would be good use of the drive.
    Tony.
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  3. Posts : 7
    Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1 x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Hi Indianatone

    Thanks for your reply, yeah I will roll back the OS optimisations I am such a dumbass wanted ultra fast load times, currently 10 to 12 seconds from post to desktop that I compromised my system, anyways live n learn, thanks again.

    Cheers :-)
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