Problem Components/ Info:
Intel Core i7 950 @ 3.0Ghz
Dual EVGA GTX 470's (stock 607Mhz core clock, 1674Mhz memory clock)
ASUS P6X58D-E
XFX 850W Black Edition
LG BD-RE BH10LS30 Odrive
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
HAF 932 Case with the case fans still intact minus the top fan which I replaced with a 3 fan rad for the CPU loop
***As far as I know, all drivers are up to date (Windows, mobo, graphics, etc.)
For playing the blurays I've been using PowerDVD 8, monitoring the CPU temps with ASUS Probe II, and using EVGA Precision for the graphics cards.***
Hey there, last month I purchased all the parts to make my new rig. I put it together, ran it perfectly for 2 or 3 weeks with absolutely no problems even after I installed the water cooling CPU loop; life was good.
I hadn't had much time to really get down and dirty with it previously however; school is a pain schedule wise this semester. So in my haste to get the PC running and make sure everything was up to par and that no part returns or any extra maintenance was required, I neglected to put much effort into the cable management.
Getting on to the problem, last week I went back into to re-manage the cables. After doing so (the only two cables I actually had to replace were the HDD power cables) I obviously double checked to make sure everything was where it should be, and closed it up. When I turned it on, everything was fine, games ran just as well, temperatures for the CPU and graphics cards were normal (I had only played video games this far after the re-manage) and I assumed that everything was alright.
That is until I tried playing a bluray I had already watched pre-re-manage. About a minute in the movie froze, and I got a particularly nasty blue screen (the sounds from the movie bugged and killed my ears
). The culprit was apparently the nv1ddmkm.sys driver, I will post the entire message in a second.
Technical information:
*** STOP: 0x0000007E (0xFFFFFFFFC0000094, 0xFFFFF8800FF3S3DB, 0xFFFFF88002507468, 0xFFFFF88002506CD0)
*** nv1ddmkm.sys - Address FFFFF8800FF3A3DB base at FFFFF8800FE7A000, Datestamp 4c37918e
I've tried several quick options to see what the problem actually is so far, including playing a DVD on the same bluray drive, using the same software, which worked fine. Also in the time it has been a problem I have installed a few programs via CDs. The drive itself doens't seem to be a problem. Also, the graphics cards aren't getting particularly hot. I tried to overheat them with Metro 2033 to get a full load for a few hours they never went into the 90's C, not to mention I can do anything other than that graphically without any problems.
With the processor, originally I had overclocked it to 4 Ghz, it was stable as far as I could tell (I only had enough time to test it with 4 hours of prime95, during which the max temp was only ever 69 degrees C on the hottest core). I hadn't however tested the RAM so I thought maybe I messed up the timing of it or something. When I turned everything back to stock settings and timings however, the bluescreen persisted.
Next I tried uninstalling the display drivers, using CCleaner. Again, this didn't fix anything. Also reformatting the HDDs completely proved unsuccessful as well.
So now I'm on a bit of a break and want to tackle this problem, my noob computer skills and knowledge aren't cutting it anymore. I really have no idea what the problem could be if a complete reformat and reinstall of every driver doesn't fix the error, or that the hardware is doing (other than this very specific case of playing blurays) what it is supposed to do.
Any help at all would be GREATLY appreciated... This is getting to be a huge thorn in my side (this rig was effing expensive for me). I just want it to work! Let me know if you need any other information that I have missed.
Thanks for your help,
GFRY
P.S., it does this for every bluray, not just the specific one I was trying to watch when this first happened.
Intel Core i7 950 @ 3.0Ghz
Dual EVGA GTX 470's (stock 607Mhz core clock, 1674Mhz memory clock)
ASUS P6X58D-E
XFX 850W Black Edition
LG BD-RE BH10LS30 Odrive
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
HAF 932 Case with the case fans still intact minus the top fan which I replaced with a 3 fan rad for the CPU loop
***As far as I know, all drivers are up to date (Windows, mobo, graphics, etc.)
For playing the blurays I've been using PowerDVD 8, monitoring the CPU temps with ASUS Probe II, and using EVGA Precision for the graphics cards.***
Hey there, last month I purchased all the parts to make my new rig. I put it together, ran it perfectly for 2 or 3 weeks with absolutely no problems even after I installed the water cooling CPU loop; life was good.
I hadn't had much time to really get down and dirty with it previously however; school is a pain schedule wise this semester. So in my haste to get the PC running and make sure everything was up to par and that no part returns or any extra maintenance was required, I neglected to put much effort into the cable management.
Getting on to the problem, last week I went back into to re-manage the cables. After doing so (the only two cables I actually had to replace were the HDD power cables) I obviously double checked to make sure everything was where it should be, and closed it up. When I turned it on, everything was fine, games ran just as well, temperatures for the CPU and graphics cards were normal (I had only played video games this far after the re-manage) and I assumed that everything was alright.
That is until I tried playing a bluray I had already watched pre-re-manage. About a minute in the movie froze, and I got a particularly nasty blue screen (the sounds from the movie bugged and killed my ears
). The culprit was apparently the nv1ddmkm.sys driver, I will post the entire message in a second.Technical information:
*** STOP: 0x0000007E (0xFFFFFFFFC0000094, 0xFFFFF8800FF3S3DB, 0xFFFFF88002507468, 0xFFFFF88002506CD0)
*** nv1ddmkm.sys - Address FFFFF8800FF3A3DB base at FFFFF8800FE7A000, Datestamp 4c37918e
I've tried several quick options to see what the problem actually is so far, including playing a DVD on the same bluray drive, using the same software, which worked fine. Also in the time it has been a problem I have installed a few programs via CDs. The drive itself doens't seem to be a problem. Also, the graphics cards aren't getting particularly hot. I tried to overheat them with Metro 2033 to get a full load for a few hours they never went into the 90's C, not to mention I can do anything other than that graphically without any problems.
With the processor, originally I had overclocked it to 4 Ghz, it was stable as far as I could tell (I only had enough time to test it with 4 hours of prime95, during which the max temp was only ever 69 degrees C on the hottest core). I hadn't however tested the RAM so I thought maybe I messed up the timing of it or something. When I turned everything back to stock settings and timings however, the bluescreen persisted.
Next I tried uninstalling the display drivers, using CCleaner. Again, this didn't fix anything. Also reformatting the HDDs completely proved unsuccessful as well.
So now I'm on a bit of a break and want to tackle this problem, my noob computer skills and knowledge aren't cutting it anymore. I really have no idea what the problem could be if a complete reformat and reinstall of every driver doesn't fix the error, or that the hardware is doing (other than this very specific case of playing blurays) what it is supposed to do.
Any help at all would be GREATLY appreciated... This is getting to be a huge thorn in my side (this rig was effing expensive for me). I just want it to work! Let me know if you need any other information that I have missed.
Thanks for your help,
GFRY
P.S., it does this for every bluray, not just the specific one I was trying to watch when this first happened.
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