BSOD in BC2 |
BSOD in BC2 |
Mar 13 2011, 04:55 PM
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Squire Group: Clan Members Posts: 106 Thank(s): 7 Points: 106 Joined: 7-March 10 From: England Member No.: 4,251 |
Right!
I've been having this particular BSOD STOP 0x00000124 error for a week or so, but only whilst playing BC2 so far. At first I thought it might be overheating as one time there were unusual temperatures on one core of my CPU, but as I don't overclock and a couple hours of Prime95 didn't raise the temperatures much above the low 50s C. I then ran memtest for ~9 hours overnight, and came up with no errors. I've also updated every driver I can think of. Somewhat at a loss as to what might be causing it. My specs are: Gigabyte P67A-UD3 (Not B3 - yes, I know, probably should get that looked into even if its nothing to do with it) Intel i5-2500k - Stock speed, not been overclocked ATI Radeon 5850 - Also stock, not been overclocked 2x 2Gb G-Skill DDR3 stuff - ditto ^ Seagate HDD "320Gb" WD HDD "500Gb" No cards in PCI/PCIe slots bar the graphics card. In an Antec 300, with a Thermaltake 750W Toughpower PSU, with fans, working. Thanks if anyone has any ideas, if not, more headscratching it is! -------------------- Hi!
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Mar 13 2011, 07:18 PM
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Security and Projects Group: Clan Dogsbody Posts: 4,687 Thank(s): 1098 Points: 2,440 Joined: 31-August 07 From: A Magical Place, with toys in the million, all under one roof Member No.: 1 |
95% likely this is graphics related. Firstly has anything changed:
updated anything recently? Specifically graphics and bios drivers? Also you mentioned running Prime 95 (tends to hammer the CPU/Memory), but have you done any temp tests specifically for the graphics card? Having ruled out gfx card overheating, it's likely the pci-express bus (with the gfx card in) is misbehaving: have you added any new hardware or changed the slot order of any of the components? Assuming nothing has physically changed, it's likely a misconfiguration of the port: Have a look at this MS article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/956115 Essentially the max payload size value doesn't match the root port of the pci bus and triggers the exception, hotfix in the link above Finally a somewhat more obscure one is in the bios and see if there's a setting for 32 bit disk access (or high speed access) and check it's enabled. Likely it is, but am just covering bases. ta Monkey p.s. Dont use vista! -------------------- |
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Mar 15 2011, 09:05 PM
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Squire Group: Clan Members Posts: 106 Thank(s): 7 Points: 106 Joined: 7-March 10 From: England Member No.: 4,251 |
It does seem to either be overheating or something else quirky going on under high load. Still only seems to be BC2 - though that's because I'm vaguely reluctant to really hammer it beyond seeing its getting a bit overheaty with FurMark or anything similar.
-------------------- Hi!
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