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BSD (#0000001A, #00000034, #00000050, #0000003B)

Discussion in 'Windows 7 Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)' started by grega66, Mar 2, 2011.

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  1. grega66

    grega66 New Member

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    Thats weird:
    I ran my system at 100% (with Prime95) over 30 hours - no BSOD.

    Now i rebooted and after 5 minutes i get same BSOD. :(

    Don't know, what to do :(

    Minidump:
    View attachment 033011-20295-01.dmp
     
    #41 grega66, Mar 30, 2011
  2. cybercore

    cybercore New Member

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    Memory_corruption again:

    Code:
    033011-20295-01.dmp
BugCheck 1E, {ffffffffc0000005, fffff800030ff970, 0, ffffffffffffffff}
Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiReplenishPageSlist+c0 )

     
    #42 cybercore, Mar 30, 2011
  3. grega66

    grega66 New Member

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    #43 grega66, Mar 31, 2011
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    grega66 New Member

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    I it's me again with update.

    I figured out:
    - if I start computer i will get BSOD after X minutes (2 < X < 10)
    - after few reboots (4 to 10) system gets stable
    - i will not recieve any BSOD
    - i ran 1 month test: I always puts system in sleep instead shutdown and it was OK. As soon i choose shutdown/restart i get BSOD.

    Another thing:
    - if I set XMP in bios system became unstable (no BSOD, but just screen freezes and computer needs hard reset).


    I also make fresh copy of Win7 today (2 BSOD already recieved).

    I also hope, that i will get some other sticks of RAM to tests. Which should i test? Also this Corsair i have are on compatibility list of my motherboard :(



    EDIT: Added minidumps and motherbouard QVL list:
    -View attachment P6T-DDR3 QVL list_20091019.pdf
    -View attachment 062611-26488-01.dmp
    -View attachment 062611-38735-01.dmp
     
    #44 grega66, Jun 26, 2011
    Last edited: Jun 26, 2011
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