BSOD on Windows 7 Ultimate, minidump attached
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Tmagic650
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All 4 files show the same... NTOSKRNL.exe
Please read and follow these instructions:
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic51365.html
Are you over-clocking?
Please read and follow these instructions:
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic51365.html
Are you over-clocking?
Hi, thanks for the quick reply. I don't even know how to overclock. I did download the Everest software for overheating. I clicked the "Overclock" button and CPU Clock is showing 3415.75 MHz (original: 3400Mhz). Could this be causing the problem? How would I fix it? I did the ram test and no error message.
Ok, now I'm getting a CPU fan error.... 
This computer is only couple weeks old. My spec....
Intel i7-2600k 3.40ghz
coolermater hyper 212 evo gaming cooling fan
kingston hyper-x 16GB DDR3/1600mhz
Radeon HD 6770 ICQ Turbo 1GB
120GB OCZ agility 3 SATA III SSD
I would call the tech support, but they are closed today...
I could use any help. Thanks!
This computer is only couple weeks old. My spec....Intel i7-2600k 3.40ghz
coolermater hyper 212 evo gaming cooling fan
kingston hyper-x 16GB DDR3/1600mhz
Radeon HD 6770 ICQ Turbo 1GB
120GB OCZ agility 3 SATA III SSD
I would call the tech support, but they are closed today...
I could use any help. Thanks!
Ok, I did the failsafe defaults (if this is same thing as Load optimized defaults). I have Asus P8Z68-V/Gen 3 motherboard. Also, I noticed in the BIOS that my RAM speed is showing up as 1333Mhz when it should be 1600Mhz.
This is what is showing up in the BIOS...
CPU fan speed: 641RPM
CPU Temp: 80F
MB Temp: 73F
This is what is showing up in the BIOS...
CPU fan speed: 641RPM
CPU Temp: 80F
MB Temp: 73F
Not yet... I'll keep you posted. Thanks.
How do I run a check on the hard drive?
Tmagic650
Posts: 17,233 +234
Look at the info in this link...
