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Blue screens of death !

Forum CPU & Components : CPUs Blue screens of death !

Hi people !

I have brand new computer. Everything would be great ,but blue screens. Cant do anything.

AMD PHENOM II X4 955 QUAD CORE AM3,125W BE (HDZ955FBGMBOX)
ASROCK M3A770DE AMD 770 SOCKET AM3 (2XPCX/DZW/GLAN/SATA/RAID/DDR3/CROSSFIREX)
2xGOODRAM DDR3 2048MB PC1333 CL9 (GR1333D364L9/2G)
SAMSUNG 500GB HD502HJ 7200 SATAII 16MBCACH
DVD-REC SAMSUNG SH-S223C SATA (SH-S223C/BEBE)
GAINWARD GEFORCE GTX 460 768MB DDR5/192BIT DVI/HDMI PCI-E (675/3600) (426018336-1145)
OCZ StealthXStream 500W
CoolerMaster 331
Coolers: CoolerMaster Tx3.

CPU Temperature keeps ~40.

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Reply to berneckas

berneckas wrote :

A lot of things can cause a BSOD. It would be helpful if you can get the stop error number. With that we can tell you exactly where the error is coming from.

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Reply to rds1220

rds1220 wrote :

A lot of things can cause a BSOD. It would be helpful if you can get the stop error number. With that we can tell you exactly where the error is coming from.

Since you just built it then either a driver problem or hardware incompatibly maybe?

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majorgibly wrote :

Since you just built it then either a driver problem or hardware incompatibly maybe?

No when i got it brand new it was like this.

Reply to berneckas

rds1220 wrote :

A lot of things can cause a BSOD. It would be helpful if you can get the stop error number. With that we can tell you exactly where the error is coming from.

Stop errors are lot of here are some of them:
0x0000004e
0x0000008e
0x0000001a
0x00000050
0x0000000a
0x0000007e

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berneckas wrote :

Stop errors are lot of here are some of them:
0x0000004e
0x0000008e
0x0000001a
0x00000050
0x0000000a
0x0000007e

The first is caused by kernel driver error. The second and third is from memory errors. If you type in "Windows stop error (insert error code)" into google you can see what each error is. I think it's coming from Ram problems.

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The first is caused by kernel driver error. The second and third is from memory errors. If you type in "Windows stop error (insert error code)" into google you can see watt each error is. I think it's coming from Ram problems.

OK. Now, what should I do ? Change slots ?

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berneckas wrote :

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OK. Now, what should I do ? Change slots ?

Try booting with one ram stick at a time and see what happens. If its a bad ram stick you can figure out which one it is and replace it.

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Message edited by rds1220 on 12-17-2011 at 05:48:53 PM

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rds1220 wrote :

Try booting with one ram stick at a time and see what happens. If its a bad ram stick you can figure out which one it is and replace it.

I just did like you said. Then i got bsod 0x000004e. After windows was launching i got 0x00000a.

Reply to berneckas

Have you tried doing a complete re-install of Windows making sure you have all the latest drivers installe.

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Message edited by rds1220 on 12-17-2011 at 11:30:58 PM

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rds1220 wrote :

Have you tried doing a complete re-install of Windows making sure you have all the latest drivers installe.

Yes, i had installed Windows Xp too didnt help.

Reply to berneckas

I still think it is a memory problem. I would look at your motherboards memory compatibility list and try new ram sticks.

Message edited by rds1220 on 12-18-2011 at 11:19:47 PM

Reply to rds1220

Yeah, we will try and we will see.

Reply to berneckas

@Forgot to say that when I played in service ,because the guy didnt know what is bad with computer and he asked me to play for some hours at his service and no blue screen popped out. He said he turned on lots of tests and there was no blue screen. Maybe he turned up tests for graphic card and processor but not for RAM ?

Reply to berneckas

I think you were right its RAM problem. I did like you said and it worked i have like 22h of running computer and nothing bad happened. Thank you for help , mate

Reply to berneckas

Ok if you have anymore problems let us know. You can mark the thread as solved by selecting the best answer so the mods know it's not a problem anymore.

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