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Windows 7 Home Premium x64
same as above
("upgrade disk" Used Windows XP Professional x64 to install, used disk clean up to remove old xp files)
Less than 1 year
~ 4 months ; Yes, I have re-installed a few times
AMD Phenom II x4 820 @2.8Ghz
ASUS GTX 560Ti
ASUS M4A87TD EVO
Antec Earthwatts 650 watt
Hello all,
I've recently begun having infrequent BS'OD and have not been able to find a cause. The event viewer has issues displayed but, again, I've not been able to tell if said issues are causing the problems or simply a byproduct of user error.
The blue screens have shown no consistency, and do not happen frequently (though they do seem to be happening with increasing frequency).
I have run the latest version of memtest86 and found no problems.
Crystaldiskinfo, Chkdsk, and the Western Digital diagnostic tool shows no problems with my HDD.
Additional, possibly pertinent information:
I recently swapped nearly all system internals without reformatting and reinstalling my OS.
Items "upgraded"
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad -> AMD Phenom II x4 820
Mobo: ASUS P5N-D to ASUS M4A87TD EVO
Video: EVGA GTS 250 to ASUS GTX 560Ti (changed for upgrade not troubleshooting)
The reason for the switch was that, with the old cpu/mobo, I was getting frequent system hangs (system would become completely unresponsive, leaving no information to point to a cause). After trial and error I could still not find a solution so I opted to replace the system internals with something that was more cost conscious and provided a little future proofing.
same as above
("upgrade disk" Used Windows XP Professional x64 to install, used disk clean up to remove old xp files)
Less than 1 year
~ 4 months ; Yes, I have re-installed a few times
AMD Phenom II x4 820 @2.8Ghz
ASUS GTX 560Ti
ASUS M4A87TD EVO
Antec Earthwatts 650 watt
Hello all,
I've recently begun having infrequent BS'OD and have not been able to find a cause. The event viewer has issues displayed but, again, I've not been able to tell if said issues are causing the problems or simply a byproduct of user error.
The blue screens have shown no consistency, and do not happen frequently (though they do seem to be happening with increasing frequency).
I have run the latest version of memtest86 and found no problems.
Crystaldiskinfo, Chkdsk, and the Western Digital diagnostic tool shows no problems with my HDD.
Additional, possibly pertinent information:
I recently swapped nearly all system internals without reformatting and reinstalling my OS.
Items "upgraded"
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad -> AMD Phenom II x4 820
Mobo: ASUS P5N-D to ASUS M4A87TD EVO
Video: EVGA GTS 250 to ASUS GTX 560Ti (changed for upgrade not troubleshooting)
The reason for the switch was that, with the old cpu/mobo, I was getting frequent system hangs (system would become completely unresponsive, leaving no information to point to a cause). After trial and error I could still not find a solution so I opted to replace the system internals with something that was more cost conscious and provided a little future proofing.
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