- Apr 30, 2014
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Hello!
The problems:
My pc is just a month old. Before formatting and reinstalling Win7 I was getting several blue screens per day (When closing games or even closing chrome). Now they're just occasional, but then appeared a Black Screen Crash with a annoying looping sound during gaming. It crashes but stays on, it doesn't restart.
Another issue is that, since I bought it, sometimes when I turn on the pc a BIOS message shows up with a "CPU over temperature error!" which I doubt since it has it's own air conditioner in there, a Cooler Master Seidon 120M.
What I've tried:
- The first thing I tested was the ram, I tried each one individually and the pc started normally. I still think it's the ram but I'd like to know your opinions!
- I updated every driver and the BIOS version too.
- I was told it could be the graphics card, so I ran Furmark but everything was fine, it just heated up normally.
- I ran memtest and there were no errors.
- I don't think it's overheating either, the pc is always cool no matter what.
- Everything inside is clean.
PC specs:
Board: ASUS H87 ME
Processor: CORE I7
RAM: Kingston Hyper 8GB x2: 1866mhz
Hard Disk: 2 TB SATA 3
SSD: Kingston SSDnow v300 120 GB (Installed Windows 7 here)
Graphics Card: Gigabyte R9 270X
PSU: Cooler Master Extreme Power Plus 600W
UPS 700 W
Cooler Master Seidon 120M (Added a few days later)
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BSOD screenshot: http://puu.sh/8oLtb.jpg
Minidump file: http://puu.sh/8oLzA.rar
I'd really appreciate your help, thank you!
The problems:
My pc is just a month old. Before formatting and reinstalling Win7 I was getting several blue screens per day (When closing games or even closing chrome). Now they're just occasional, but then appeared a Black Screen Crash with a annoying looping sound during gaming. It crashes but stays on, it doesn't restart.
Another issue is that, since I bought it, sometimes when I turn on the pc a BIOS message shows up with a "CPU over temperature error!" which I doubt since it has it's own air conditioner in there, a Cooler Master Seidon 120M.
What I've tried:
- The first thing I tested was the ram, I tried each one individually and the pc started normally. I still think it's the ram but I'd like to know your opinions!
- I updated every driver and the BIOS version too.
- I was told it could be the graphics card, so I ran Furmark but everything was fine, it just heated up normally.
- I ran memtest and there were no errors.
- I don't think it's overheating either, the pc is always cool no matter what.
- Everything inside is clean.
PC specs:
Board: ASUS H87 ME
Processor: CORE I7
RAM: Kingston Hyper 8GB x2: 1866mhz
Hard Disk: 2 TB SATA 3
SSD: Kingston SSDnow v300 120 GB (Installed Windows 7 here)
Graphics Card: Gigabyte R9 270X
PSU: Cooler Master Extreme Power Plus 600W
UPS 700 W
Cooler Master Seidon 120M (Added a few days later)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
BSOD screenshot: http://puu.sh/8oLtb.jpg
Minidump file: http://puu.sh/8oLzA.rar
I'd really appreciate your help, thank you!
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