Recent content by VSON

Hello, sorry for the late comeback. After our constructive discussion I tried to turn off hyperthread, and got very few (=<5) BSOD over the last 4 years. I also upgraded to win 10. Despite the BSOD still happened sometimes but I think the problem that we worked on this topic was solved by turn...

Sound stupid but could you please show me how to run the machine with one stick of RAM?

Yeah, I recorded the temperature while idle and stress test under default settings (Intel Turbo Boost: Enable, Intel Speedstep: Enable, C-state control: Enable, Hyperthread control: Enable), in both cases the system crash midways so I was unable to take screenshot, but those SCV files can help...

Sorry it was my typo mistake that make you misunderstanding, I mean CPU load always higher than 50% when I config like these, while normally it just below 30% with default settings. The turn off half of the chip you mentioned I think it is related to Multicore support (its like using only one...

Hello, The PSA diagnostic are very first test I ran when BSODs started happen since it installed in pre-boot options, But as you say it, I ran it once again, the results are ok, of course: There are some problems midway, but I finally can reset my computer to factory state (Windows7), : But...

I am very grateful that you stay up with me until now. For the test on Dell website, I gave it a try sometimes, but the results are all passes. I will do this one more time. I bought this laptop on early November 2015 with Windows 7 Pro installed when 1st booting. Then I immediately upgrade...

I have cleaned the old display driver and installed the new download from Dell and NVIDIA page, there are many crashed midways. In addition, my clock jump forward after restarting. Here are the dumps:

I just got a new BSOD, this time it is "SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION dxgmms2.sys"

It seem your advise does not work this time, at first I uninstall the old driver from Device Manager: then I installed the new downloaded driver: But I got this message: After that I have to restart PC and the old driver reinstalled automatically, I decided to installed new drivers over the...

I did update the driver you highlighted but the Intel Collaborative Processor Performance Control and Intel(R) Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework Processor are two different drivers: And as you suspect, I just installed new drivers over the top without uninstall the old ones, do I need to...

Hello, I have update the driver as well as all other drivers that were released a couple of day ago (it is really coincidence with the time I decided to reset the PC though, what a sad). Since the drivers were updated, do I need to run driver verifier again? And this is the result of chips test:

Here are the newest crashed: I noticed that sometimes the clock on the windows jump forward after restarting when crashed,so I checked the clock on Bios, it also wrong. and I have to correct it through date and time setting in windows. From my experiences, the BSODs would probably happened if...

The BIOS was released today after my post, I did not realize that, thank you. I will use this post to update the results of tests you suggested earlier, you can reply after all tests are done. chkdsk: Since it is a SSD, I don't think that it will failed so soon, just my opinion. UPDATE#1...

Sorry, I was too busy so could not reply this topic After all struggle, I decided to reset/removing apps this morning, and ran updates as you can see in the picture. After that, I ran sfc /scannow, but windows always crashed midway, I even do the dism restore health but the BSODs still...

W7F_20-03-2016.zip Ah! I finally can give the link after my second post! Well, that is strange. Anw, here are my dumps, hope this helps. Regards,