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Thanks for looking into that for me, I really appreciate it!
Nope, not recently. It's been a while since I've updated my drivers.
I've had an OC, on my CPU, but it's been stable for a while. I've also had problems before, with a different OC. I do have my system at stock now, just to see.
So, it's Memory related, like RAM?
Does the error 'IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL' relate to RAM, too?
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Originally Posted by Ictinike Updated any system level drivers recently? GPU or other low level drivers that might be causing memory corruption? I would revert back or try a re-install but most likely it is GPU related. |
Nope, not recently. It's been a while since I've updated my drivers.
I've had an OC, on my CPU, but it's been stable for a while. I've also had problems before, with a different OC. I do have my system at stock now, just to see.
So, it's Memory related, like RAM?
Does the error 'IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL' relate to RAM, too?
Thanks again, buddy! +Rep!
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IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL errors are usually memory related. They indicate that something is wrong with the data that is swirling around on the motherboard. It may be a bad memory stick, something a bad memory stick caused (data corruption), data corruption (bad driver?)from an overclocked memory failure, etc..
Reading memory dump files is like doing an automobile accident investigation by looking at the skid marks. A video of the accident would make it much easier to determine what actually happened. Event Viewer is the equivalent of a video of what is going on in your computer, both the good and the bad.
Open up Event Viewer and look for problems. That will at least stear you in the right direction. You can also use Memtest-86 to check for faulty memory sticks. Run it on one stick at a time.
Originally Posted by Kornowski Thanks for looking into that for me, I really appreciate it! Nope, not recently. It's been a while since I've updated my drivers. I've had an OC, on my CPU, but it's been stable for a while. I've also had problems before, with a different OC. I do have my system at stock now, just to see. So, it's Memory related, like RAM? Does the error 'IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL' relate to RAM, too? Thanks again, buddy! +Rep! |
Reading memory dump files is like doing an automobile accident investigation by looking at the skid marks. A video of the accident would make it much easier to determine what actually happened. Event Viewer is the equivalent of a video of what is going on in your computer, both the good and the bad.
Open up Event Viewer and look for problems. That will at least stear you in the right direction. You can also use Memtest-86 to check for faulty memory sticks. Run it on one stick at a time.
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Ah right, Ok. That's actually what I wanted to hear, sort of. I was hoping if anything, it was the RAM, as it's the cheapest thing to replace. I'll run Memtest on each stick individually though! Thanks!
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I did have ATI install, but I got rid of it about 2 weeks ago, I've deleted all traces of it on my computer. Yet, I was still getting the BSOD's when I didn't have it installed. How could it be causing it?
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Originally Posted by billbartuska IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL errors are usually memory related. They indicate that something is wrong with the data that is swirling around on the motherboard. It may be a bad memory stick, something a bad memory stick caused (data corruption), data corruption (bad driver?)from an overclocked memory failure, etc.. Reading memory dump files is like doing an automobile accident investigation by looking at the skid marks. A video of the accident would make it much easier to determine what actually happened. Event Viewer is the equivalent of a video of what is going on in your computer, both the good and the bad. Open up Event Viewer and look for problems. That will at least stear you in the right direction. You can also use Memtest-86 to check for faulty memory sticks. Run it on one stick at a time. |
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Originally Posted by h00chi3 Yeah, I just ran !analyze -v;r;kv;lmtn in windbg to check your dump, it is your video card drivers. Seems there is a problem with your drivers and ATI Tool not playing right together. |
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What would it be under?
I can't see anything about ATI under my 'System Devices'.
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So, bad RAM was causing it for you?
I'll run Memtest during the week, thanks man!
Originally Posted by h00chi3 Go into device manager and make sure the ATI device driver is also uninstalled. |
I can't see anything about ATI under my 'System Devices'.
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Originally Posted by Maddog7771 i had the same error before and was caused my memory also memtest can be found on most linux disk. http://www.memtest.org/ |
I'll run Memtest during the week, thanks man!
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