new to win7 : random BSOD events / sf zip attached

[TwoCables]

I'm not getting precisely what I was hoping for, but I am definitely being backed up:

600W Diablotek EL Series: how good or bad is it?

 

[carwiz]

I was by no means trying to make this an argument. The "jury trial" was unnecessary but I did enjoy the reference to "4th or July Mode". Your points were well taken and I concur that "power" may well be the issue. I just like to exhaust all avenues of debugging before committing to hardware replacement. I had a look at all the OP's memory posts and couldn't find anything until I started looking into the motherboard and processor. I'm not on the edge of AMD and MSI technology but I noticed something peculiar in the specs that doesn't match the memory postings. Primarily the memory voltage. It would appear to me that the memory modules are the wrong type but as I said, I'm no AMD expert.

Maybe someone could explain the 1.5v memory modules being used when it seems like only the low voltage modules are supported. The following is an excerpt from the AMD processor specs. It could be it does support 1.5v modules but I couldn't find it.

"The AMD FX Processor features a high-bandwidth, low-latency integrated memory controller that supports up to DDR3-1866 and new low voltage memories of 1.35V and 1.2V..."

 

[TwoCables]

I was by no means trying to make this an argument. The "jury trial" was unnecessary but I did enjoy the reference to "4th or July Mode". Your points were well taken and I concur that "power" may well be the issue. I just like to exhaust all avenues of debugging before committing to hardware replacement. I had a look at all the OP's memory posts and couldn't find anything until I started looking into the motherboard and processor. I'm not on the edge of AMD and MSI technology but I noticed something peculiar in the specs that doesn't match the memory postings. Primarily the memory voltage. It would appear to me that the memory modules are the wrong type but as I said, I'm not AMD expert.

Maybe someone could explain the 1.5v memory modules being used when it seems like only the low voltage modules are supported. The following is an excerpt from the AMD processor specs. It could be it does support 1.5v modules but I couldn't find it.

"The AMD FX Processor features a high-bandwidth, low-latency integrated memory controller that supports up to DDR3-1866 and new low voltage memories of 1.35V and 1.2V..."

Oh, I just felt that I needed some backup because I'm just one person and I was making a case that I felt needed more witnesses.

I enjoyed the "4th of July mode" comment too!

Anyway, from what I've seen on Overclock.net, 1.5V memory is a very common choice for AMD FX-based systems. It's just that they're finally supporting lower voltage memory for people who want that option (and of course, many do). It's like with Intel's CPUs doing the same but you can still safely use 1.65V memory.

 

[jolibloc]

does this one give any more clues?

anyone...?

 

[TwoCables]

I'm sorry, but I still want to blame the PSU:

600W Diablotek EL Series: how good or bad is it?

 

[jolibloc]

I have the new PSU sitting underneath my desk, super busy till the end of the month so the switch will have to wait, good news is: my computer will not be in use since I will be traveling for at least the next fourteen days...!