- Mar 28, 2014
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Hey people,
I just upgraded my system at home and I'm having some blue screen issues. I'm posting this from work but I'm hoping to get some ideas so when I get home this evening I've got some things to try.
This is the new system:
-ASUS Sabertooth R90FX R2.0
-AMD FX-8320
-EVGA Nvidia 770GTX
-Patriot 32GB (4x8GB) Viper III 1600MHz
- 2x Samsung Evo 840 120Gb
-Pioneer BDR-2209
-Corsair 750w RM Power supply
-Win 7 Ultimate 1st gen
I installed windows on one of the new drives but experienced a couple blue screens had too reinstall windows a couple times, drives checked out in CentOS so I don't think the issues with them. Now that windows is installed and all drivers have been installed I'm still getting
blue screens ranging from memory errors to nvidia driver crashes or crashes which don't perform memory dumps so they flash too quickly to see what caused the crash. I haven't been able to update windows to service pack 1 yet as the system isn't stable enough to get through the download process.
Any one got any experience with a similar setup? I'm wondering if maybe the drivers widows has and that came with the mother board are just not compatible or maybe there's something in the BIOS that needs to be adjusted due to the components? Any ideas would be much appreciated!
I just upgraded my system at home and I'm having some blue screen issues. I'm posting this from work but I'm hoping to get some ideas so when I get home this evening I've got some things to try.
This is the new system:
-ASUS Sabertooth R90FX R2.0
-AMD FX-8320
-EVGA Nvidia 770GTX
-Patriot 32GB (4x8GB) Viper III 1600MHz
- 2x Samsung Evo 840 120Gb
-Pioneer BDR-2209
-Corsair 750w RM Power supply
-Win 7 Ultimate 1st gen
I installed windows on one of the new drives but experienced a couple blue screens had too reinstall windows a couple times, drives checked out in CentOS so I don't think the issues with them. Now that windows is installed and all drivers have been installed I'm still getting
blue screens ranging from memory errors to nvidia driver crashes or crashes which don't perform memory dumps so they flash too quickly to see what caused the crash. I haven't been able to update windows to service pack 1 yet as the system isn't stable enough to get through the download process.
Any one got any experience with a similar setup? I'm wondering if maybe the drivers widows has and that came with the mother board are just not compatible or maybe there's something in the BIOS that needs to be adjusted due to the components? Any ideas would be much appreciated!
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