Do hard faults pose a problem for system stability? I have googled this and found many people saying that it can cause slow downs, but if you have enough memory not to worry. My hard faults stay between 0 and 105, but sometimes reach over 400. My 6gbs are overclocked from 800 to 1000mhz. They have passed memtest for more than 6 hrs. Do you think that the memory is causing the faults or it is just a Vista problem? Can I do anything to fix it?
CPU
Q6700@3.75 lapped |
Motherboard
XFX 780i w/ pencil mod |
Memory
Ocz Sli 8gb ddr2@900mhz |
Graphics Card
Sapphire ATI HD5850 |
Hard Drive
Seagate 250gb 3.0 perp |
Sound Card
Bluegears b-enspirer |
Power Supply
Pc Power&Cooling 610 Silencer |
Case
Antec 900 5 fans |
CPU cooling
Xigmatek S1283 w/OCZ Freeze |
GPU cooling
stock |
OS
Vista 64bit Premium SP2 |
Monitor
Samsung Syncmaster 2232bw |
Vista memory hard faults?
07-07-08
Vista memory hard faults?
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