Random BSOD 1A, 24, and more

[RushPfeiffer]

I'm getting random BSODs all the time. I've gotten 4 in the past 36 hours.

Already Diagnosed:
1. Replaced Motherboard
2. Replaced RAM to fit compatability with my CPU
3. Reinstalled Operating system
4. Downloaded all windows updates and installed SP1
5. Installed and scanned with Malware Bytes (updated)

All suspition lies in the hardware.
By now I suspect it is my CPU, but I need some help diagnosing that before I up and replace my CPU with a new one.

System Specs:
OS Windows 7 Home Premium x64
CPU AMD Phenom II 4x 955 Black Edition
Motherboard ASUS M5A87
Memory 8GB DDR3 10600 1333MHz Corsair Dominator
Graphics Card XFX ATI Radeon HD 5870

 

[James7679]

Hello RushPfeiffer. First, I will note, your memory is running at 1600 mhz. Please upload the screen shots for the CPU, Motherboard, Memory, and Speed from CPUz.
For your pleasure; AMD Phenom and System Building and Compatibility

All of your .dmps together, point to memory issues. We can try and tweak your memory and see if we can't get it stable, or you can just purchase memory compatible with your processor.

 

[James7679]

Also, I must direct you to these two posts, http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-...elated-usb-eliscenser-driver.html#post1957527 and http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-...elated-usb-eliscenser-driver.html#post1965049asking about your security software. If you are going to start multiple threads, at least let the person know who was originally helping you. Mike spends a lot of time helping people here. And we are volunteers.

Thank you.

 

[RushPfeiffer]

Hello RushPfeiffer. First, I will note, your memory is running at 1600 mhz. Please upload the screen shots for the CPU, Motherboard, Memory, and Speed from CPUz.
For your pleasure; AMD Phenom and System Building and Compatibility

All of your .dmps together, point to memory issues. We can try and tweak your memory and see if we can't get it stable, or you can just purchase memory compatible with your processor.

I already bought and replaced RAM to be compatible with my CPU. Some of the DMPs are probobly older ones using RAM that was not compatible with my CPU.

Either way I have BRAND NEW ram with specific compatiability to my CPU and I went into my BIOS and set the RAM to run at 1333MHz. So, no RAM IS NOT my problem. 100% confirmed.

Here is the CPU-Z Screenshots and newer dmps from yesterday and today.

 

[James7679]

Please navigate to BIOS and make the following changes to the timings;
CL: 7
tRCD: 7
tRP: 7
tRAS: 20
CR: 2t

After making the changes, recheck the system for stability and post back.

 

[RushPfeiffer]

Could you give me the actual phrase? I can't seems to find them with all those abbreviations. I only found 1 that I was for sure was correct, the others I'm not sure about abbreviation wise.

 

[James7679]

CL= CAS Latency
tRCD=RAS to CAS delay
tRP=RAS Precharge
tRAS=Active to Precharge Delay
CR or CMD=Command Rate

 

[RushPfeiffer]

Ok so I did as you said and set my RAM as stated and it still gave the same BSOD.


I replaced my video card and uninstalled and reinstalled all my drivers to see if it might fix it.
And now I'm no longer getting 1a BSOD only a 0x0000000A BSOD. It says IRQL is not less than equal or something along those lines at the top.

 

[James7679]

Go into BIOS and slightly bump up your QPI. If that doesn't work, try bumping up your VCore.

 

[RushPfeiffer]

What is QPI, VCore? What do they stand for? And what section might I find them in?

 

[James7679]

QPI= Intel QuickPath Interconnect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
VCore=CPU core voltage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As far as where you make the adjustments in your particular BIOS, you should refer to your product manual. ASUS - Motherboards- ASUS M4A88T-M

 

[RushPfeiffer]

QPI= Intel QuickPath Interconnect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
VCore=CPU core voltage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As far as where you make the adjustments in your particular BIOS, you should refer to your product manual. ASUS - Motherboards- ASUS M4A88T-M

My motherboard is a M5A87.

And I don't have an Intel CPU

 

[RushPfeiffer]

Ok just swapped out my entire motherboard again. Now I'm getting C9 and C1 BSODs.

I also tried replacing the harddrive and reinstalling my operating system.
I kept getting BSODs during the installations.

Now my motherboard is a M4a88t-M. BRAND NEW! and I'm still getting bsod's
I have no clue what it is now.
Here are new dumps. Pay attention to the most recent ones please for they are the ones with the new motherboard and what not.

I also just updated my Realtek Driver to the most recent one (4/11/2012)

 

[James7679]

Please wait for further instructions.

 

[writhziden]

Verifier:

Please disable Verifier: Start Menu -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Right click Command Prompt -> Run as administrator -> Type the following command and then Enter:

verifier /reset​

-> Restart your computer.


It may be causing false positives. I have no idea how you have it set up since neither James nor I recommended turning it on or gave you the steps to do so. Running Verifier without the right settings can cause crashes unrelated to any problems. Running it just to run it can also cause false positives for crashes. We should see how the system behaves with it disabled prior to doing further troubleshooting.​

 

[RushPfeiffer]

I post on more than 1 forum. I tend to get my solution alot faster. But anyway, I took out a stick of RAM to test how it would run and I made it 24 hours without a BSOD which is the longest I've ever done.

I did just reset the verifier, I didn't know it would still be on after multiple resets.

But I just got a 7E BSOD. Here are the DMPs.

Note: If any problem point to driver verifier just remember that I did just disable it after this most recent error.

 

[writhziden]

Analysis:

The latest crash was Verifier Enabled and probably a false positive. It implicated lvrs64.sys which is your webcam driver.​

Still no realtime antivirus software installed:

Make sure to install security software. I recommend either of these:

• Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows coupled with Malwarebytes. Do not start the free trial of Malwarebytes. Just use the standalone version, update it, and scan your computer once a week with Malwarebytes and with Microsoft Security Essentials.
  
  
• http://www.sevenforums.com/system-s...-system-security-combination.html#post1732627

After installing your security software, update it, and then run full scans today with each program. Report back the results of the scans.​