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Hi, (Dont know if category is right)
I have a problem With my New build.
Win 8.1 (UEFI-mode)
i7 - 4930K
ASUS P9X79-E WS, Socket-2011
Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 240GB 2.5" x2 - RAID0 (Both in intel port)
2 HDD's (1 - intel port and one hdd in Marvell port(because i need the 6gb/s))
Corsair XMS3 1866MHz 32GB(8x4GB) Vengeance CL9
R9 295x2---|__TriFire
R9 290x---- |
Corsair H100i
Corsair AX 1500i
I know everything works well together, and it should not be a problem.
I'm not new to computer and have knowledge about computers, but this baffles me!
The BSOD 0xc0000185 looks like only to happen when I have been in my BIOS (changed some settings or not, and when i save and quit and restart, it gets over the Asus logo when its almost in my system, it's when i get this BSOD. And it also looks like it happens everytime i restart the system With a CD in my Optical drive.
I have done ram tests, not With memtest yet, but it looks like its no need for it, BIOS tells me all 8 sticks are OK, they get detected, when doing random tests with the sticks in 'ASUS PC Diagnostics' it comes out OK/Passed, same With SSD's and HDD's, I dont really know how to test my Optical drive, but its not old at all and cant see that it is the problem.
The BSOD dont give me a .dump so I can not even see what is doing this.
The LED light on the motherboard dont give of light. That tells me everything is OK.
DIAG_DRAM
DIAG_VGA
DIAG_CPU
DIAG_HDD
No light = nothing wrong.
I have played games for houers, did a stress test on CPU/GPU.......Nothing!
PSU looks good in corsair link and has a green light that tells it's OK!
SO I am out of ideas.... I am then thinking UEFI mode can be the reson.
I also did reinstall of OS several times under UEFI mode to make sure that it was not corrupt.
But still I am thinking that can be the case. (Yes, my BIOS is set to Accept UEFI-mode)
I have done CMD commands in repair mode like this to narrow Down the fult:
>Diskpart
>list disk
>sel disk 0
>list vol
>sel vol #
(this was to put a letter on one of my volumes, but that was ok, all had one letter)
So I completed everything With
(because I have my SSD to GPT because UEFI require so(for boot disk))
>Bootrec /fixboot
>Bootrec /rebuildbcd
>exit
>exit
reboot.
After this BSOD it helps to restart it two times and i get back in to OS.
Any one that can help?
This is the only problem I have with this build. I am wondering if I should og back to my other build befor i sell it, socket 1150... 2011 looks like has some problems.
If I can't solve this thing, I will return every bit I have (Not the r9 295x2) and upgrade the 1150.
Just a thought, can this be a common RAID0 problem?
PS: No problem booting up in the morning when the computer has been of, its smooth and fine machin then.
I have a problem With my New build.
Win 8.1 (UEFI-mode)
i7 - 4930K
ASUS P9X79-E WS, Socket-2011
Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 240GB 2.5" x2 - RAID0 (Both in intel port)
2 HDD's (1 - intel port and one hdd in Marvell port(because i need the 6gb/s))
Corsair XMS3 1866MHz 32GB(8x4GB) Vengeance CL9
R9 295x2---|__TriFire
R9 290x---- |
Corsair H100i
Corsair AX 1500i
I know everything works well together, and it should not be a problem.
I'm not new to computer and have knowledge about computers, but this baffles me!
The BSOD 0xc0000185 looks like only to happen when I have been in my BIOS (changed some settings or not, and when i save and quit and restart, it gets over the Asus logo when its almost in my system, it's when i get this BSOD. And it also looks like it happens everytime i restart the system With a CD in my Optical drive.
I have done ram tests, not With memtest yet, but it looks like its no need for it, BIOS tells me all 8 sticks are OK, they get detected, when doing random tests with the sticks in 'ASUS PC Diagnostics' it comes out OK/Passed, same With SSD's and HDD's, I dont really know how to test my Optical drive, but its not old at all and cant see that it is the problem.
The BSOD dont give me a .dump so I can not even see what is doing this.
The LED light on the motherboard dont give of light. That tells me everything is OK.
DIAG_DRAM
DIAG_VGA
DIAG_CPU
DIAG_HDD
No light = nothing wrong.
I have played games for houers, did a stress test on CPU/GPU.......Nothing!
PSU looks good in corsair link and has a green light that tells it's OK!
SO I am out of ideas.... I am then thinking UEFI mode can be the reson.
I also did reinstall of OS several times under UEFI mode to make sure that it was not corrupt.
But still I am thinking that can be the case. (Yes, my BIOS is set to Accept UEFI-mode)
I have done CMD commands in repair mode like this to narrow Down the fult:
>Diskpart
>list disk
>sel disk 0
>list vol
>sel vol #
(this was to put a letter on one of my volumes, but that was ok, all had one letter)
So I completed everything With
(because I have my SSD to GPT because UEFI require so(for boot disk))
>Bootrec /fixboot
>Bootrec /rebuildbcd
>exit
>exit
reboot.
After this BSOD it helps to restart it two times and i get back in to OS.
Any one that can help?
This is the only problem I have with this build. I am wondering if I should og back to my other build befor i sell it, socket 1150... 2011 looks like has some problems.
If I can't solve this thing, I will return every bit I have (Not the r9 295x2) and upgrade the 1150.
Just a thought, can this be a common RAID0 problem?
PS: No problem booting up in the morning when the computer has been of, its smooth and fine machin then.
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