[GIPrice]

So I was watching youtube earlier today and my rig bsod so when I had a chance I ran a bit of IBT and it did 10 passes. Is youtube more demanding then stress testing?

I know, I know only 10 passes isn't enough but it should stress the CPU more then watching 480p video on youtube right?

 

[mbudden]

I highly doubt it's a CPU issue. Have you made sure it's not your GPU's? Unstable OC? Drivers?

 

[mbudden]

Double post.

 

[10acjed]

Use Blue Screen Veiwer to see what the BSOD code was. More than likely a driver issue.

Try running a different web browser and see if it happens again..

and 4.0 @ 1.248v .... Man, thats sweet...

Just curious how much stress testing you have done at those settings?

 

[GIPrice]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 10acjed Use Blue Screen Veiwer to see what the BSOD code was. More than likely a driver issue. Try running a different web browser and see if it happens again.. and 4.0 @ 1.248v .... Man, thats sweet... Just curious how much stress testing you have done at those settings?

Is Blue screen viewer a part of windows, or do I have to download it?

I haven't had time to fully stress this chip, only 10 passes in IBT and 15 minutes in prime, its stable enough for school work ha ha

 

[Ubeermench]

BSOD Error codes
http://www.overclock.net/intel-cpus/...code-list.html

 

[Bal3Wolf]

Turn off hardware acceration in flash that fixes it on ati cards might be your issue on your nv card. Right click on the youtube window settings and uncheck hardware acceleration.

 

[JedixJarf]

I bet flash crashed your box. go to http://youtube.com/html5 and turn that on.

 

[M1 Abrams]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GIPrice Is Blue screen viewer a part of windows,a

heres way to see what BSOD error you were given>

Rt click my computer / manage /+ event viewer / +Windows logs / System /

Scroll through Date & Time for error , double clik error for info.

 

[JedixJarf]

Quote:

Originally Posted by M1 Abrams heres way to see what BSOD error you were given> Rt click my computer / manage /+ event viewer / +Windows logs / System / Scroll through Date & Time for error , double clik error for info.

cmd+r eventvwr

 

[drjoey1500]

It is also possible it was a coincidence. Sometimes if your oc is unstable you get bsods without stressing the cpu at all.

 

[GIPrice]

Well my graphics cards are at stock and the event viewer says

Quote:

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000000a (0x0000000584c1d93b, 0x000000000000000d, 0x0000000000000000, 0xfffff80003686661). A dump was saved in: C:\\Windows\\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 041211-18454-01.

 

[M1 Abrams]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GIPrice Well my graphics cards are at stock and the event viewer says

The bugcheck was: 0x0000000a (0x0000000584c1d93b, 0x000000000000000d, 0x0000000000000000, 0xfffff80003686661). A dump was saved in: C:\\Windows\\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 041211-18454-01.

0x0000000a >
0x0A = unstable RAM/IMC, increase QPI first, if that doesn't work increase vcore

0x0000000584c1d93b>
0x3B = increase vcore

looks like needs voltage bump

 

[GIPrice]

Hmm, interesting. Thanks for the help! It must be the IMC because the ram isn't even running at 1600. I will have time to test stability tomorrow, probably does need more volts too.

 

[FtW 420]

Looking at your screenshot in the OP I would have to say it is unstable, for stability you should test with at least more than half the available memory (maximum to really stress it).
You also have HT enabled & are using the auto setting in IBT for the number of threads, so you are only stressing at 50%, if more than 4 cores/threads you have to put the # in.

Screenies to demonstrate, you can see in realtemp that on auto it only stresses at 50%

 

[GIPrice]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FtW 420;13116298
Looking at your screenshot in the OP I would have to say it is unstable, for stability you should test with at least more than half the available memory (maximum to really stress it).
You also have HT enabled & are using the auto setting in IBT for the number of threads, so you are only stressing at 50%, if more than 4 cores/threads you have to put the # in.

Screenies to demonstrate, you can see in realtemp that on auto it only stresses at 50%

I totally didn't know, thanks for the info. I will try it again when I get home from school.

 

[Versa]

I know I had an BSOD on youtube before, it was video scheduler error so you might have it.
0x00000d1 iis caused have been GPU driver or GPU hardware

 

[GIPrice]

Hey guys can you tell me what this means?
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000009c (0x0000000000000000, 0xfffff88002f6cc70, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 041511-22947-01.

 

[FtW 420]

9c is generally memory related error, either a bit too low on vtt or vdimm, or timings/frequency need adjustment.

 

[GIPrice]

Hmm well the ram settings are at the xmp so more vtt right?