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When playing Doom 3 my computer will crash and display a BSOD with a Machine
Check Exception Error (code 9c). The system comprises of Athlon 64 3000+
CPU, 2 x 512 Mb PC 3200 Elixir RAM, 2 x 80 Gb Maxtor SATA HDs (RAID 0),
Leadtek GeForce 6800 GT 256 Mb AGP video card, Aureon fun 5.1 PCI soundcard,
MS Windows home SP2. Power supply is a 425W Hyper PSU. Computer is not
overclocked and BIOS memory settings are set to auto. Motherboard is an
Asus A8V deluxe flashed with the latest BIOS version (previous BIOS version
also this problem)
Seems to happen randomly whilst playing Doom 3, can be during what I would
describe as intensive graphics rendering or even on a menu screen; it has
never crashed whilst using the Windows desktop, Internet Explorer, MS Word
etc etc.
I have tried disabling AMD Cool and Quiet, enabled / disabled AGP fast
writes in the BIOS to no avail, tried various NVidia drivers (71.84, 77.72,
77.76 & 80.40) and the video card manufacturers driver version 77.50.
This system was stable when i used a GeForce 6600 video card but with the
6800 GT I keep getting the BSOD.
Any help in resolving this crash would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Andy
When playing Doom 3 my computer will crash and display a BSOD with a Machine
Check Exception Error (code 9c). The system comprises of Athlon 64 3000+
CPU, 2 x 512 Mb PC 3200 Elixir RAM, 2 x 80 Gb Maxtor SATA HDs (RAID 0),
Leadtek GeForce 6800 GT 256 Mb AGP video card, Aureon fun 5.1 PCI soundcard,
MS Windows home SP2. Power supply is a 425W Hyper PSU. Computer is not
overclocked and BIOS memory settings are set to auto. Motherboard is an
Asus A8V deluxe flashed with the latest BIOS version (previous BIOS version
also this problem)
Seems to happen randomly whilst playing Doom 3, can be during what I would
describe as intensive graphics rendering or even on a menu screen; it has
never crashed whilst using the Windows desktop, Internet Explorer, MS Word
etc etc.
I have tried disabling AMD Cool and Quiet, enabled / disabled AGP fast
writes in the BIOS to no avail, tried various NVidia drivers (71.84, 77.72,
77.76 & 80.40) and the video card manufacturers driver version 77.50.
This system was stable when i used a GeForce 6600 video card but with the
6800 GT I keep getting the BSOD.
Any help in resolving this crash would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Andy