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I just got a new computer and I keep getting this error in device manager
Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)
this happens when I restart my computer, if I restart it again it will probably start working again... But sometimes not.
Does anyone know what to do about this? I tried 197.75 and 197.41 drivers and I still get the same problem.
So far there seems to be no problems when playing games.
I also have this error in Event Viewer
Performance power management features on processor 1 in group 0 are disabled due to a firmware problem. Check with the computer manufacturer for updated firmware.
I don't know if that's because SpeedStep is disabled or not.
Here are my system specs.
Case: Corsair Obsidian 800D
Motherboard: EVGA X58 SLI Classified (3X SLI capable)
Processor: Intel Core i7 980X 3.33GHz LGA 1366 Hex-Core Processor (12MB L3 Cache)
System Cooling: KOOLANCE Liquid Cooling
Bay Devices: Aerocool Cool Panel 3 - Media Card Reader with Temperature Display and Fan Controller
Power Supply: 1.5 Kilowatt Silverstone Strider
Graphics Card 1: GeForce GTX 480 Liquid Cooled 1536MB GDDR5
Graphics Card 2: GeForce GTX 480 Liquid Cooled 1536MB GDDR5
Memory: 12GB Corsair Dominator DDR3 1600Mhz (6x 2GB) Tri Channel Memory
RAID Configuration: RAID 0
Hard Drive 1: Western Digital VelociRaptor 300GB - SATA-II, 3Gb/s, 10,000RPM, 16MB Cache HDD
Hard Drive 2: Western Digital VelociRaptor 300GB - SATA-II, 3Gb/s, 10,000RPM, 16MB Cache HDD
Hard Drive 3: Western Digital VelociRaptor 300GB - SATA-II, 3Gb/s, 10,000RPM, 16MB Cache HDD
Optical Drive One: 24X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW) w/double layer write capability
Audio: 8-channel High Definition Surround Sound Support
Networking: Onboard Network Port
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 03:19:03
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wow, you went "full tilt boogie" on that thing, didn't ya?  yeah the PPM notice in event viewer is normal because you have speed step off. If really bugs you, turn speed step back on. I can tell you on m 480's on load I'm 974- 1030w easy. On your 43 Error, I would get driver sweeper, and remove the nvidia driver in Safe mode. reboot into safe mode again and install. Don't worry, it will install for both GPU's installed. Just a note: You might want to invest in a better vented case for air circulation than the one you have.
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 03:49:28
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That still didn't work, I'm gonna try a format/reinstall and see if that fixes it. I just hope it isn't a hardware problem :( I've already went through massive hardware problems with my last PC :(
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 04:12:21
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try each GPU by itself for for a 24hr period to make sure its not one of the GPU's you on 2T on that 12gbs of memory right? There is one more thing to try. Remove the Windows Driver to you NIC cards, and install the driver from your here: http://www.evga.com/support/drivers/default.asp?switch=2 .
post edited by firerx - 2010/05/19 04:28:51
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 04:27:36
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 04:34:35
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Did you do a Windows update that gave you new drivers for the network card? This driver update has been causing this issue with SLi on some X58 boards. Easy fix is to go into device manager and then to the properties of the network card and roll back the driver. EDIT: I had knew instead of new. Please forgive me StM. 
post edited by kram36 - 2010/05/19 05:09:03
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 04:35:21
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your memory timings. 2T instead of the tighter 1T for your memory.
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 04:51:51
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kram36
Did you do a Windows update that gave you knew drivers for the network card? This driver update has been causing this issue with SLi on some X58 boards. Easy fix is to go into device manager and then to the properties of the network card and roll back the driver.
Holy **** dude, I think that was it. I already reinstalled everything but skipped over that driver and so far so good. no problems yet. It's so weird that a network card driver would do this. I believe the driver is Realtek - Network - Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 04:57:21
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kram36
Did you do a Windows update that gave you knew drivers for the network card? This driver update has been causing this issue with SLi on some X58 boards. Easy fix is to go into device manager and then to the properties of the network card and roll back the driver.
Holy **** dude, I think that was it. I already reinstalled everything but skipped over that driver and so far so good. no problems yet. It's so weird that a network card driver would do this. I believe the driver is Realtek - Network - Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
Yep, that's it. I couldn't believe it either. Thankfully the smart guys figured it out before I even installed so it was an easy fix. If not for chizow and others I would have been pulling my hair out. Just like you were doing. Oh, and don't listen to firex about changing your case. He's old and doesn't think straight sometimes. We sometimes forget to give him his meds...  *it's a joke firex... you remember what those are right?
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 05:06:07
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Oh, and don't listen to firex about changing your case. He's old and doesn't think straight sometimes. We sometimes forget to give him his meds...
*it's a joke firex... you remember what those are right?
The meds part isn't a joke tho. Now that I think about it, neither is him being old and not thinking straight. 
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/05/19 15:28:30
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Did you do a Windows update that gave you knew drivers for the network card? This driver update has been causing this issue with SLi on some X58 boards. Easy fix is to go into device manager and then to the properties of the network card and roll back the driver.
Holy **** dude, I think that was it. I already reinstalled everything but skipped over that driver and so far so good. no problems yet. It's so weird that a network card driver would do this. I believe the driver is Realtek - Network - Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
Yep, that's it. I couldn't believe it either. Thankfully the smart guys figured it out before I even installed so it was an easy fix. If not for chizow and others I would have been pulling my hair out. Just like you were doing.
Oh, and don't listen to firex about changing your case. He's old and doesn't think straight sometimes. We sometimes forget to give him his meds...
*it's a joke firex... you remember what those are right?
LOL, Yerbuddy  If you look I posted the link to the NIC card drivers in the post. I was looking at all posibble options. Speak for yourself, Monkey 
post edited by firerx - 2010/05/20 02:37:17
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/06/09 22:42:55
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I also have this problem w/evga SLI GTX470's on my Classy 760. Wondering if this problem has remained gone for you for the past three weeks, and if you're confident that the NIC driver was actually the problem? Firex's link to alternate drivers no longer works ... should I just try uninstalling current drivers (which are Realtek from 3/4/2010 (7.17.304.2010)) and installing from the mobo CD? TIA brett Edit: went ahead and rolled back to an older realtek nic driver on machine from 2009/05. See if it fixes the error code 43 I keep getting on bootup. Will report back the results for posterity.
post edited by brettjv - 2010/06/09 23:09:56
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Re:Code 43 GeForce GTX 480
2010/06/16 15:17:30
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It's been a few days, and I've not seen this issue since rolling back the realtek NIC drivers. Looks like it was indeed the problem.
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