Recent content by gman58

Well finally found out what the issue was. Turns out there was not enough juice to run my cards on cold boot and it was taking power away from other parts causing power fluctuations. Ordering a new power supply right now. Thanks Cybercore for all of the assistance, I really appreciated all of...

I just upped my DRAM voltage to 1.6 from 1.5 and it loaded my desktop a lot faster than usual upon logging in. I'll be able to test for blue screens tomorrow and I'll give an update then.

Yeah I just tried says BIOS is the latest version. As for the USB 3.0 driver can't find an update at this time. I updated the hotfix and the realtek lan driver though.

Got another bluescreen while shutting down from start menu and another when I signed back on. The DRAM is also set at 1333Mhz in bios and everything, here are my CPU-Z shots and dmp files

I just started it up on a cold boot and did not get a blue screen =) Except now all my programs and sound are failing.

No problem, and thank you for all the assistance you have given me I really appreciate it. Well I am going to turn off for a bit and if it doesn't blue screen when I get back from school then Yay! Haha

I found the culprit, it was the OC Genie feature on my Mobo that kept overclocking it forcing it past 1333Mhz. I disabled it and now according to CPU-Z it is at 1333Mhz.

Still doing it, I load optimized defaults and it will set it to 1333Mhz then I'll save the settings and exit the BIOS then when I go back into BIOS to look it over it will be back at 1205Mhz or 1507Mhz

I found out what the issue was, turns out the BIOS wasn't saving my settings. I unplugged my USB devices and going to try setting back to 1333Mhz using a PS/2 keyboard. What a friend in my computer class told me to do.

Alright, I just went into BIOS and set it to 1333Mhz. I just made updated images of my memory in CPU-Z, just because I always like having a second opinion for stuff like this.

*sigh* I just got back from school, turned on my computer and got a blue screen trying to load Counter-Strike. Here are the CPU-Z Photos of my memory & slots I just took along with this BSOD's DMP file. Also I have really appreciated all the help you have given so far =) thank you!

Alrighty, I just removed the stick and went into my BIOS and hit load optimal defaults and saved it. I will give you an update later in the day. =) I did notice something though, normally when I booted up Windows my splash screen would go dark but when I loaded the default settings it stayed...

Yeah I removed the Patriot RAM, but the last two blue screens happened when I did not have it installed.

Here is everything, the CPU-Z screen shots of my memory and slots and the latest BSOD DMP file. =)