mhalstern
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I was testing a higher bus speed with turbo off. After a while running an app that takes up 99% CPU, windows froze. After restarting by depressing the power switch, windows instantly crashed with an 0x000009c error, stating that windows will shut down to prevent damage. I suspect this indicates the need for more vcore, but can't find this error code in the evga voltage guide. Please advise. Thanks
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/04/25 18:37:48
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only one way to find out. up the vcore a bit and see if the error disapears.
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/04/25 20:11:45
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/04/25 20:47:40
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stop code 9c
a goggle search
0x0000009C: MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION
This is a hardware issue: an unrecoverable hardware error has occurred. The parameters have different meanings depending on what type of CPU you have but, while diagnostic, rarely lead to a clear solution. Most commonly it results from overheating, from failed hardware (RAM, CPU, hardware bus, power supply, etc.), or from pushing hardware beyond its capabilities (e.g., overclocking a CPU).
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/04/25 20:56:29
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Either VCore or VTT is set too low.
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/04/25 23:57:04
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Either VCore or VTT is set too low.
Is that what 9c is? I still cant find a reliable source of stop codes for win 7
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/04/26 02:32:14
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9c is vcore. You need to increase. 9c will turn to 101 as you increase. When 101s stop showing up then you'll be pretty well dialed in.
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
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I have wrestled for months with this problem. I have changed almost everything in my system but nothing seemed to help. Finally I decided to pick up a vacuum cleaner/hoover and sucked all the dust that accumulated in the fans in my system and since then I have gone 14 days without "a Machine_Check_Exception". My honest advice to anybody with such a blue/red/black or any colour screen of death is, first of all, to pick up the vacuum cleaner before changing things in your system.
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/05/13 12:07:29
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I have wrestled for months with this problem. I have changed almost everything in my system but nothing seemed to help. Finally I decided to pick up a vacuum cleaner/hoover and sucked all the dust that accumulated in the fans in my system and since then I have gone 14 days without "a Machine_Check_Exception". My honest advice to anybody with such a blue/red/black or any colour screen of death is, first of all, to pick up the vacuum cleaner before changing things in your system.
Holy crap!! How much dust you have in there lol. You should blow it out weekly... =p
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/05/13 20:18:02
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Holy crap!! How much dust you have in there lol. You should blow it out weekly... =p
Pfft, yeah, right, sure...
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/05/14 13:38:40
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Ouch, vacuum cleaner = static electricity  . Be sure to only use PC duster 
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Re:What does 0x000009c Mean
2010/05/14 14:48:36
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^ +1 ^ ^ ^
Static electricity BIG TIME (I'd forgotten about that). Use canned air!
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