BSOD problems

[carlharsch]

I've get periodic BSOD shutdowns. MS says it's CPU, PS, Memory, or Mainboard related (big help narrowing that down). I ran Passmark Burn In testing and found no errors (first run I did experience some 2D Graphic card memory failures, but subsequent testing revealed nothing).

Enclosed is the latest dump file and screen shots from CPU-ID.

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Windows 7 64bit (clean install)
Asus P5K-E motherboard
Wolfdale 8500 3.0 CPU
OCZ DDR2-PC8500 memory running at 1066Mhz (4 2GB modules)
Asus 8800 GT Graphics card 512mb

 

[zigzag3143]

I've get periodic BSOD shutdowns. MS says it's CPU, PS, Memory, or Mainboard related (big help narrowing that down). I ran Passmark Burn In testing and found no errors (first run I did experience some 2D Graphic card memory failures, but subsequent testing revealed nothing).

Enclosed is the latest dump file and screen shots from CPU-ID.

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Windows 7 64bit (clean install)
Asus P5K-E motherboard
Wolfdale 8500 3.0 CPU
OCZ DDR2-PC8500 memory running at 1066Mhz (4 2GB modules)
Asus 8800 GT Graphics card 512mb

CH

I took a quick look at three of the dumps. They were very similar. All reported memory corruption.

I would
download memtestx86 and test the memory preferrrrrably overnight.
run a system file check to verify your system files
to run type cmd insearch>right click and run as admin>SFC /SCANNOW
If you are overclocking STOP

Hope this helps

Ken J

 

[carlharsch]

OK, I'll give it a go and see where we go.

 

[carlharsch]

It was, indeed, a memory issue. One of my modules failed miserably. Going through OCZ for a RMA, now. Running on 4Gig and all seems to be running well.