Ok so for quite some time now ive been using an older Crt monitor and it was really dim looking. I was really looking forward to replacing it. A while back i replaced my Gfx card with a Radeon Hd 7770 and i loved what i saw. I was running it through the DVI port on the back of the card, and i had an adapter that came with the card so that my Crts VGA plug could plug into it. I was running everything (desktop + games) at 1600 X 1200. All was well. Then for christmas i got a JVC lcd Tv that supported a higher resolution and used HDMI. So i hooked it up and was playing everything that 1920 X 1080. All was fine till i put the pc to sleep. After waking up the pc i played a few games and had no issues. Then i watched a youtube video at full screen and the computer screen went dark. I still heard the audio so i was confused. Shortly after the computer restarted and i got the title of the thread as a message. "Hyper flood transport sync error occured, press f1 to continue". I did that and went straight to the same video. I had no issues. It seems it only happens if i A) wake the pc up from sleep mode, and B) watch a full screen youtube video. I dont know what to say guys. Can i get some help? The rest of my stats are as follows.
Amd Phenom 2 X6 1055t
Saphire Radeon HD 7770 Overclocked Edition
4 GB 1333 Mhz ram
Corsair 750w TX750 Psu
Windows 7 Ultimate
Ive posted this question before, and i havent gotten any solutions, very few responses. So this is my second try. Additional information below.
Ive Updated my bios very recently, so i dont think thats the issue. The ram isnt overclocked, and the voltages are the same as the day i put this thing together... so not sure what is going on. What do you think a good Voltage would be? which setting would i change?
I just checked last night, the voltage the ram is supposed to run at is 1.5 V, and its not overclocked. Its currently at 1.6 V on the Bios, and the other options are 1.8 V., something else ( i forgot one of them) and 2.1 V. I also looked at the voltages for the HT and NB. They were both disabled.... not sure what that means. I looked at the options for them, but they were different than these voltages. They were stuff like +15 MVU or something like that, i cant rememeber.
Ok so it doesnt happen only after sleep mode, but its more likely to. It only happens when i go full screen on youtube, and it only happens once for the day. I dont know what its doing, or why its doing it. Help?
Edit: Just ran both Memtestx86 and Video Memory stress Test v1.7, both got solid passes. Looking to run a few GPU and CPU tests to see what comes up, ill report back if i find anything.
Edit 2: Ran a GPU stress test and a CPU Stress test, and im not seeing anything weird in the voltage/heat areas... so im not sure whats up.
Amd Phenom 2 X6 1055t
Saphire Radeon HD 7770 Overclocked Edition
4 GB 1333 Mhz ram
Corsair 750w TX750 Psu
Windows 7 Ultimate
Ive posted this question before, and i havent gotten any solutions, very few responses. So this is my second try. Additional information below.
Ive Updated my bios very recently, so i dont think thats the issue. The ram isnt overclocked, and the voltages are the same as the day i put this thing together... so not sure what is going on. What do you think a good Voltage would be? which setting would i change?
I just checked last night, the voltage the ram is supposed to run at is 1.5 V, and its not overclocked. Its currently at 1.6 V on the Bios, and the other options are 1.8 V., something else ( i forgot one of them) and 2.1 V. I also looked at the voltages for the HT and NB. They were both disabled.... not sure what that means. I looked at the options for them, but they were different than these voltages. They were stuff like +15 MVU or something like that, i cant rememeber.
Ok so it doesnt happen only after sleep mode, but its more likely to. It only happens when i go full screen on youtube, and it only happens once for the day. I dont know what its doing, or why its doing it. Help?
Edit: Just ran both Memtestx86 and Video Memory stress Test v1.7, both got solid passes. Looking to run a few GPU and CPU tests to see what comes up, ill report back if i find anything.
Edit 2: Ran a GPU stress test and a CPU Stress test, and im not seeing anything weird in the voltage/heat areas... so im not sure whats up.