Computer
CPU:Amd 5000 64 x2
Idle temps low 30'sC Load 38-40C
MB:MSI k9n F v2
8Gigs of 6400 OCZ Memory
GPU: MSI 8800 GTX drivers 7.15.11.8206
Idle temp 40C Load 55C
HDD: Maxtor 1T Sata in slot 1 (60GB Partition for windows vista 64 home)
Samasung 22x DvD burner Sata slot 2
Antec 650 Watt PSU
Now thats out of the way on to the problem...
I thought the BSoD would happen only when I play DDO, but I noticed that it also happens when I play Crysis. Before I installed the Maxtor 1TB (which was new), I had a Maxtor 360GB HD IDE on this system that worked fine. then I took it out and installed the 1T. When I installed the 1T it seemed fine but then the BSoD started to come.
So I thought it was the hard drive because it was new and the other hard drive had no problem, I put the other IDE 360GB. The crappy thing is the same damn thing happened with the other hard drive!
After a couple weeks of reading other peoples 0x000000f4 errors I finally decided to come here and post.
Now I think its safe to say that I ruled out the Memory reseating them, moving them, pulling all but one out at a time, and also running Memtest.
I'm up for any wacky suggestions.
CPU:Amd 5000 64 x2
Idle temps low 30'sC Load 38-40C
MB:MSI k9n F v2
8Gigs of 6400 OCZ Memory
GPU: MSI 8800 GTX drivers 7.15.11.8206
Idle temp 40C Load 55C
HDD: Maxtor 1T Sata in slot 1 (60GB Partition for windows vista 64 home)
Samasung 22x DvD burner Sata slot 2
Antec 650 Watt PSU
Now thats out of the way on to the problem...
I thought the BSoD would happen only when I play DDO, but I noticed that it also happens when I play Crysis. Before I installed the Maxtor 1TB (which was new), I had a Maxtor 360GB HD IDE on this system that worked fine. then I took it out and installed the 1T. When I installed the 1T it seemed fine but then the BSoD started to come.
So I thought it was the hard drive because it was new and the other hard drive had no problem, I put the other IDE 360GB. The crappy thing is the same damn thing happened with the other hard drive!
After a couple weeks of reading other peoples 0x000000f4 errors I finally decided to come here and post.
Now I think its safe to say that I ruled out the Memory reseating them, moving them, pulling all but one out at a time, and also running Memtest.
I'm up for any wacky suggestions.