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BSOD error 0x000005c
- Thread starter JimmyScott
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aaaand im back to square one. Almost atleast. My pc can boot in to windows but crashes again soon after.
Last night i got it running again with my old x1950 pro and was able to install those updates.
Could the issue be a faulty graphics card?
I think i am going to plug in again today and run on that for a few days to see if the issue persist.
Else i reckon it could be my graphics card which is faulty?
Last night i got it running again with my old x1950 pro and was able to install those updates.
Could the issue be a faulty graphics card?
I think i am going to plug in again today and run on that for a few days to see if the issue persist.
Else i reckon it could be my graphics card which is faulty?
My Computer
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- PC/Desktop
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- Custom Build
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- Windows 7 Enterprise x64
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- Intel Core i7-3820
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- Asus Rampage IV Formula
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- 8GB Corsair Vengeance
- Graphics Card(s)
- 2x GForce GTX 660 Ti
- Monitor(s) Displays
- 2x Samsung Syncmaster 27"
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- 1920*1080
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- NAS - 4x WD Red 3TB
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Does your motherboard have a onboard graphics card you could switch to? We can test the graphics card if it doesn't.
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It does not. But i have taken the newer card (used when the errors appeared) and replaced it with an old x1950.
My pc is watercooled (gfx and cpu) so i cant remove new card. Found a switch on the MB though which could turn off the power to the pci-e slot it was mounted in.
My pc is watercooled (gfx and cpu) so i cant remove new card. Found a switch on the MB though which could turn off the power to the pci-e slot it was mounted in.
My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Custom Build
- OS
- Windows 7 Enterprise x64
- CPU
- Intel Core i7-3820
- Motherboard
- Asus Rampage IV Formula
- Memory
- 8GB Corsair Vengeance
- Graphics Card(s)
- 2x GForce GTX 660 Ti
- Monitor(s) Displays
- 2x Samsung Syncmaster 27"
- Screen Resolution
- 1920*1080
- Hard Drives
- NAS - 4x WD Red 3TB
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I think you may have a faulty graphics card then, keep it running with your old graphics card, and see if it crashes or BSODs.
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- Laptop