Ohme

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Hey guys. I bought my computer from ARBICO in the UK and since day one its been getting blue screens. I first told ARBICO about it and they were no help at all. I attached the 4 latest minidump files (plenty more where they came from). I get different error messages often, its rarely the same error over and over, although they do re-occur.

I also attached the CPUZ images to show what my system is made up of.

I would LOVE for any help on this as its been going on for about 2 years! since i first bought my machine! sigh....

Also, I have ran checkdisk and the memory diagnostic tool for about 6 passes on all my RAM sticks. No errors were shown. I was thinking about maybe flashing my BIOS but I'm scared as I need this computer to do work (even though it does crash, its better than having a PC that doesnt work at all!)

thanks !

Ohme
 

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Hi
In your bios can you change the TRAS setting to 25 and set the memory speed to 800(1600)
Also boost the DDR Voltage to 1.55V. I'd also boost the NB-SB Voltage by 0.10V if possible and see how it goes.

NmsUK
Hey, thanks for the quick reply :)

Interestingly, both the crashes happened when I started playing APB (today). The system was on all night (downloading APB) and for several hours the before with no crashes. Then two during APB. Its not actualy that good of a game anyway so !

I will see how it goes and report back!

Ohme
 

I did notice your first dump said the system was "up" for just over 24 hours! :D

A computer that's a critic as well!
 

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Hey guys. The system ran for a long time without a BSOD since not playing APB... until just now. Was just on a webpage and boom.

I will try the driver verifier method and report back but in the mean time here is that BSOD, might provide new info....

again, thanks for all your help so far :)

Ohme
 

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Nothing new or obvious (to me) in the last dump file. Not sure if that's good or bad!

STOP 0x0000003B: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
Usual causes:
System service, Device driver, graphics driver, ?memory.

Hoping driver verifier will catch something out now.

Could you run the SF Diag tool again when you next have a bluey? Give an up to date on your system. Thanks.
 

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