Solved Win 7 BSOD 0xD1 help

[Freonor]

Hi there.

I'm really at a loss of interpreting the dumps, but I've been getting BSODs more frequently lately.

I'm on a retail win 7 pro x64 and I've had it for about 6 months.

Can someone pls have a look?

Thanks

 

[MvdB]

Hello Freonor, welcome to SF!

You have a bugcheck d1... which probably means that you are overclocking or overheating CPU and/or Video card.

BugCheck D1, {1006, d, 8, 1006}

Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt!KiPageFault+260 )

There are lots of things to do... but you've not posted full info as requested here:
http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/96879-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html

So I'm missing stuff to go on. Please post full details and meanwhile start looking at temperatures + maybe clean-up your system (dust etc?)

 

[Freonor]

Hello!

Thanks for the reply. I have now done what the instructions told me and I'm attaching the files. Yes, I am overclocking, but I'm on a watercooled system so I don't think its the temperatures. I did stability and temp checks when i set up my OC. It all seemed fine. I will start monitoring temps again though.

Can you make out anything from the additional information?

Cheers

 

[MvdB]

Hello!

Thanks for the reply. I have now done what the instructions told me and I'm attaching the files. Yes, I am overclocking, but I'm on a watercooled system so I don't think its the temperatures. I did stability and temp checks when i set up my OC. It all seemed fine. I will start monitoring temps again though.

Can you make out anything from the additional information?

Cheers

Well... looks like you've had loads of crashes since Oct 2010:
View attachment 162887

and possible corresponding causes drivers are little, (ntoskrnl does not count... that means it is something else, still probably temp's or hardware)

View attachment 162888


Again, I'm 90% sure it's hardware or temps... please check for dust and please guard + post your temps, both CPU and GPU, monitored just before/on a crash.

Or, to force... run Furmark. But be very carefull and surely check your temps while doing that... You wouldn't be the first here to blow his GPU by letting Furmark raise the temp to above 90 degrees C.

 

[Freonor]

I have indeed had many, but if you look at frequencies I fixed most (I thought all) of the problems (driver related). I'll keep an eye out for temps though, thanks.