SuperSixOne625
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Good Morning,
Recently, I purchased a dell XPS 8100 desktop. i7-870 Core with 12 gb of ram. Requiring more power for a newer video card, I upgraded my machine with a 750W Corsair Power supply and an ATI 5870.
The machine works flawlessly while playing demanding games, however every once in a while, I notice the machine triggers a bug check after a restart. The odd thing is it usually occurs at night and NOT when theres any significant load on the machine. Event log is claiming a Kernel-Power issue.
As a result, I ran Diagnostics from the Dell partition on my machine. All diagnostics were a pass. So I converted the buglog from the memory dump after the last restart. Although im having trouble reading it, it seems to lead me to a RAM issue. I have attached the .txt log to this post.
Can someone assist me in reading the log? And just point out what I should be looking for?
Thanks!
Recently, I purchased a dell XPS 8100 desktop. i7-870 Core with 12 gb of ram. Requiring more power for a newer video card, I upgraded my machine with a 750W Corsair Power supply and an ATI 5870.
The machine works flawlessly while playing demanding games, however every once in a while, I notice the machine triggers a bug check after a restart. The odd thing is it usually occurs at night and NOT when theres any significant load on the machine. Event log is claiming a Kernel-Power issue.
As a result, I ran Diagnostics from the Dell partition on my machine. All diagnostics were a pass. So I converted the buglog from the memory dump after the last restart. Although im having trouble reading it, it seems to lead me to a RAM issue. I have attached the .txt log to this post.
Can someone assist me in reading the log? And just point out what I should be looking for?
Thanks!