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I come back ( better late than not at all) to give some info about this. Seems that the CPU was faulty,stock settings gave me random BSOD's also, i returned it and got a new one. The new one stays at the same clock settings with lower voltages, no BSOD or other problem., rock solid...

Thank you cybercore, i appreciate your help. I stay at stock clocks for now, and will give 6-7 days, then i'll revert with my settings and/or other info.

Yes, normally the system is stressed at these settings,but doesn't it seem a bit strange that 8hrs it's hammered with no complaint and after that just browsing with FF it crashes ? I have returned to stock clocks though... Could the Core voltage be fluctuating so badly (bad components of...

So , since you mentioned it, my 8hr prime blend run, means nothing to system stability ? Every system i've oc'ed remained bsod-free after having tested it with prime for 8+ hours...so that's why it seems unreasonable...

Well i don;t know why, but i posted again about 10min ago, and my post never appeared... i don't have an i&, my cpu is an AMD 1100T x6 Thuban here is my screenshot of my settings that correspond to the bsod i posted... http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh200/felix_w/LastStable8Hr.png i...

Nah...just crashed again, i was cooking in my kitchen and i came back 5min ago and now the bdos was error #24... My cpu is an AMD 1100T phenom x6, i'll give you my screenshot of Prime 8hr stable and in 10min i'll come back with stock settings (no OC) error 124 is related with cpu core...

Hi kaos, thank you for your welcoming (although i posted again in a thread with khemical 1 year or more ago). I agree that there are many talented members here, so there may be a solution for me also, as with other members before me... Here is the dump file (small one) EDIT : Yes my pc is...

Hi , been a while and i'm back with a crappy bsod...i have already debugged (following some steps i found on the web) so i attach the output of !-analyze-v and lm NT commandsThank you in advance for your help and your time....

As a matter of fact, i would like to see a later version of driver, combining both drivers abilities, to have better small-file-size performance of the 2.501.1540.48 driver and preserve the xtra 50MB/s at big-file-size from the 3.1.1540.151 driver... But for the tasks i do in my system, the...

ok, here is full benchmark set with 3.1.1540.151 driver from AMD (9.12 Raid for SB7xx) with SBVoltage=1.25V and RaidXpert 2.4.1540.27 from ASUS site : And here is for comparison an ATTO bench with my previous drivers 2.501.1540.48, SBVoltage=1.15V, no RaidXpert : Small file size Reads...

I'll try this when i get back...Hope it gives a little boost to my small file size Reads/Writes...Thanx

Kemical, How can you update to 1540.151 version, since it does not include anywhere the 438x PID for SB600 device ? After the update, does AMD AHCI Compatible Raid Controller in Device manager show the updated driver version, or the initial ? I now use drivers 2.501.1540.48 for RAID volume...

The Spi1m @ 4G was done by overclocking only one core for this bench, by using K10Stat 0.91 utility. I don't know about stability at these high clocks, but gonna investigate it soon. Cooling at these conditions was done by Scythe Ninja 2 with Gentle Typhoon 1850rpm fan and ambient temp @ 16C, i...

I think that the next thing that AMD should do, is to update the driver part / Raid rom part for flawless use with SSD's. Although SB600 is old i think it has some juice to give. Tomorrow, if i'm lucky and have some free time, i'll be installing W7 on my fresh Raid setup on ssd's. I'll try to...

kemical, i think the problem is that the .151 drivers are for SB7xx (if you browse the driver folders you will locate the .151 driver in a folder named SB7xx). So , when installing OS, probably there is a mismatch of the PID of your SB600 and the driver's internal hw PID list. I also have the...