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Hey everyone...
I'm hoping this is the right category for this, because I think the BSOD may be CPU related...but obviously I'm not sure, cause I'm on here.
My setup is:
Windows 7
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260
CPU: 4x, 2666 MHz
RAMPAGE II GENE
9GB
Delta PSU 500w
Asus CG5290
I recently picked up a pair of S232HL 23" Acer Monitors that replaced my old 20" ones. Never had any problems with them, I just wanted the better resoluton
Recently though, I've been having a number of problems with them. See my thread I posted about my monitors: here.
What happens with my computer though, which I've never had happen before, is the BSOD. It will typically happen during gaming or watching movies. And it prompts that a "A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval"
Now that's all spanish to me so to speak, so I'm not sure what it means. I don't overclock my PC at all. Just before the BSOD, my internet connection disconnects/reconnects as well, which is odd. my reason for mentioning the monitors, is because thats the newest hardware that I have installed.
Any ideas?
I'm hoping this is the right category for this, because I think the BSOD may be CPU related...but obviously I'm not sure, cause I'm on here.
My setup is:
Windows 7
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260
CPU: 4x, 2666 MHz
RAMPAGE II GENE
9GB
Delta PSU 500w
Asus CG5290
I recently picked up a pair of S232HL 23" Acer Monitors that replaced my old 20" ones. Never had any problems with them, I just wanted the better resoluton
Recently though, I've been having a number of problems with them. See my thread I posted about my monitors: here.
What happens with my computer though, which I've never had happen before, is the BSOD. It will typically happen during gaming or watching movies. And it prompts that a "A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval"
Now that's all spanish to me so to speak, so I'm not sure what it means. I don't overclock my PC at all. Just before the BSOD, my internet connection disconnects/reconnects as well, which is odd. my reason for mentioning the monitors, is because thats the newest hardware that I have installed.
Any ideas?