[GivingHope]

Is it overclocked? If so, then that's the problem- it's unstable.

 

[adrianaugust17]

no it hasnt i havent touch it! i dont know whats wrong.

 

[winginit]

adrianaugust17.... what vcore are you running, and do you have the memory set to the manufacturer's specified voltage and timings?

 

[adrianaugust17]

my vcore is at 1.040 and the memory is set to default.
dram:400
dc mode: ungaged
nb frequency:2000.2 mhz
Timings 5-5-5-18 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS)

is this the norm

 

[winginit]

Is your vcore 1.040v or 1.400v? If it's really at 1.040v, it's way too low. And what is the default memory voltage setting in the BIOS?

 

[adrianaugust17]

okay im using cpu-z and it tells me that my core v is 1.040. now i looked in my bios and it said 1.23. which one should i go by.
the default memory voltage is 1.96.

thanks for the help

 

[winginit]

I'd go by the vcore listed in the BIOS.... CPU-Z isn't always accurate for that. So you could definitely increase your vcore to 1.35V.

 

[Dopamin3]

Try clearing your CMOS.

 

[logan]

Is cool & quiet enabled? that could be part of the problem.

It sounds to me like it could be a power issue. Do you have the 140w version of the 9950? Also does the blue screen hang at all... does it immediately reboot? will it fire back up?

Have you reseated the ram yet? lots of problems on fresh builds come from poorly seated ram. I would also run memtest (tests 5 and 8 are the ones that usually produce the most failures) if you think that the ram might be the problem.

Also, I just noticed, but you have 5GB of ram? try taking out the mismatched ram, and see if that helps. The IMC can be picky at times.

Did you update to the newest BIOS? Sometimes that will help with these unexplainable errors.

Just throwing things out there, hopefully that can get you started with troubleshooting.

Good luck

 

[ChrisB17]

I would try clearing cmos.

 

[adrianaugust17]

thx yall ill try them all.

 

[adrianaugust17]

i have the 125w version of the 9950

 

[Biatch]

Here's a few advise:

• reset the CMOS (load default setting of BIOS)
• reseat your RAM sticks (try different slots)
• check all the cables (8-pin and 24-pin and of course, the power cable)

Good luck!