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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 02:01:13 (permalink)
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What does Event Viewer's Critical report state? BugCheckCode value and/or event ID etc etc


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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 02:06:41 (permalink)
perhaps i was close and its your raid array thats failing? or more specifically the raid controller?

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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 04:51:15 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
/facepalm
 
BSOD Codes 0xD1, 0x119, and 0xF7; is this right ZachA?
 
0xD1 info can be found here.  The faulting driver, dxgmms1.sys, is a part of DirectX.
Parameter 1 - 0x50 - Memory being pointed at - 80 bytes
Parameter 2 - 0x07 - IRQ being accessed - IRQ 7
Parameter 3 - 0x0 - Memory operation - read
Parameter 4 - 0xFFFFF8004B7D071 - Memory address that pointed to Parameter 1 - 1,152,920,954,930,188,401 (~1 exabyte)
 
The interesting thing about Parameter 1 here is that it falls within the first 640k of RAM, which is conventional memory and harkens back to DOS days.
When your computer is booting, just after the initial screen showing processor and memory, there is another screen showing a layout of devices mapped to IRQs.  See if you cant find out what device is on IRQ 7 by hitting the Pause button on your keyboard.
 
0x119 info can be found here.
It is a video system error.
 
0xF7 info can be found here.
Parameter 1 - actual value - 2,199,045,898,424 (~2.1 TB)
Parameter 2 - expected value - 273,228,663,280,633 (273 TB)
 
Additional info:
- crashes occur during GPU usage, randomly and regardless of workload
- Hard drive (RAID) corruptions
 
I dont really know of a good way to test this, but a GDDR RAM module or two might be bad on a video card, thus leading to the funny memory addresses as well as possibly explaining the RAID corruption.  Trying to find it easily with your setup will be a royal PITA. :-/
 
You may also want to check your ICH10R as it takes care of RAID as well as PCIe lanes (GPUs), among other things.  Seeing as how you have a full-cover waterblock, it shouldnt be temperature.  Perhaps it needs a bump in voltage?
 
Also, post more info about the Kernel Power entry in the Event Viewer.
 
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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 10:08:16 (permalink)
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/facepalm

BSOD Codes 0xD1, 0x119, and 0xF7; is this right ZachA?

0xD1 info can be found here.  The faulting driver, dxgmms1.sys, is a part of DirectX.
Parameter 1 - 0x50 - Memory being pointed at - 80 bytes
Parameter 2 - 0x07 - IRQ being accessed - IRQ 7
Parameter 3 - 0x0 - Memory operation - read
Parameter 4 - 0xFFFFF8004B7D071 - Memory address that pointed to Parameter 1 - 1,152,920,954,930,188,401 (~1 exabyte)

The interesting thing about Parameter 1 here is that it falls within the first 640k of RAM, which is conventional memory and harkens back to DOS days.
When your computer is booting, just after the initial screen showing processor and memory, there is another screen showing a layout of devices mapped to IRQs.  See if you cant find out what device is on IRQ 7 by hitting the Pause button on your keyboard.

0x119 info can be found here.
It is a video system error.

0xF7 info can be found here.
Parameter 1 - actual value - 2,199,045,898,424 (~2.1 TB)
Parameter 2 - expected value - 273,228,663,280,633 (273 TB)

Additional info:
- crashes occur during GPU usage, randomly and regardless of workload
- Hard drive (RAID) corruptions

I dont really know of a good way to test this, but a GDDR RAM module or two might be bad on a video card, thus leading to the funny memory addresses as well as possibly explaining the RAID corruption.  Trying to find it easily with your setup will be a royal PITA. :-/

You may also want to check your ICH10R as it takes care of RAID as well as PCIe lanes (GPUs), among other things.  Seeing as how you have a full-cover waterblock, it shouldnt be temperature.  Perhaps it needs a bump in voltage?

Also, post more info about the Kernel Power entry in the Event Viewer.

Good Luck,
~Fus


How do I check my ICH10R? 
  
The kernel power entry stated: "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first" 
Bugcheckcode: 281
bugcheckparameter1: 0x1
bugcheckparameter2: 0x1a4b56
bugcheckparameter3: 0x1a4b57
bugcheckparameter4: 0x1a4b57
Keywords 0x8000000000000002
 
And I was looking at this and then thought I am now only getting BSOD when my primary OS RAID fails and gives me an error....
 
"When your computer is booting, just after the initial screen showing processor and memory, there is another screen showing a layout of devices mapped to IRQs.  See if you cant find out what device is on IRQ 7 by hitting the Pause button on your keyboard."
 
My intel RAID storage screen comes up, then after that it shows what I believe to be the screen your talking about?
post edited by ZachA - 2010/12/22 10:36:49


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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 10:09:43 (permalink)
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perhaps i was close and its your raid array thats failing? or more specifically the raid controller?


I check the RAID controller by rotating all four of my hard drives around to different ports, and each time the same SSD in my RAID fails with errors.


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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 10:11:21 (permalink)
Should I attempt to install windows on my Temp 1TB drive to see if I can replicate the BSOD's, so we can figure out if its my SSD or my GPU's?


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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 11:17:03 (permalink)
New symptom, I just received an error message from windows explorer stating that I have read errors and it hard locked windows for about 2min befor working again. And now i get long loading pasues while I am trying to use windows.
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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 14:32:27 (permalink)
Update, got feed up and re-installed windows onto my extra RAID 1 array for test purposes...


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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 19:15:35 (permalink)
Just as an update, I believe I have located the problem source, one of my OCZ Turbos is defective.
 
Reasoning:
Ultra laggy load time on all programs including windows its self,
I confirmed this by reinstalling windows on a known good drive with up to date drivers for all of my hardware within the same system paramiters and BIOS settings.
 
Will wipe out my SSD raid tomrow and do a fresh install of windows back onto the drives and try to re-create the issue again to varify for 100% thats the cause of my issues.


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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 19:41:54 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
Figures, it seems that OCZ drives aren't doing that hot, as i was reading through this thread and seen you had OCZ SSD's i was wondering if you would get there.  I just recently RMA'd a SSD because it was doing the same thing yours is doing.
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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/22 19:48:54 (permalink)
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Figures, it seems that OCZ drives aren't doing that hot, as i was reading through this thread and seen you had OCZ SSD's i was wondering if you would get there.  I just recently RMA'd a SSD because it was doing the same thing yours is doing.


AND WHY DIDNT YOU POST THAT YESTERDAY
 
I have literaly spent over 16+ hours trouble shooting this issue over the past two days now
 
Just would have been nice to be told sooner that my issue had been experienced befor is all moose
 
I think after I RMA the drive im ganna give my dads dell XPS an upgrade since it will hold two 2.5" drives, and get an OCZ 240GB PCIe SSD


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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/23 02:59:59 (permalink)
Zach,
 
I'm glad you found out a/the problem.
 
You are correct, since you have a RAID array, it will be after the RAID screen.
 
I cant say I've seen that BSOD code - it is no help that MS doesnt have it listed in their Bug Check Code database.  A website I found doing a Google search lists it as "ERROR - SHUT DOWN" but I frankly dont trust it.
 
I would guess checking on the ICH10R would involve temperature readings and manaully incrementing the voltage to the ICH10R a notch or two.  Then test for stability.
 
I hope that you have found the problem and your kick-butt setup has no more issues.
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Re:HELP! BSOD I have never seen befor??? 2010/12/23 09:16:32 (permalink)
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Zach,

I'm glad you found out a/the problem.

You are correct, since you have a RAID array, it will be after the RAID screen.

I cant say I've seen that BSOD code - it is no help that MS doesnt have it listed in their Bug Check Code database.  A website I found doing a Google search lists it as "ERROR - SHUT DOWN" but I frankly dont trust it.

I would guess checking on the ICH10R would involve temperature readings and manaully incrementing the voltage to the ICH10R a notch or two.  Then test for stability.

I hope that you have found the problem and your kick-butt setup has no more issues.
~Fus


Well since I have changed it over to my RAID 1 drives I had sitting idel for HD video capture I have not had a single BSOD, I have had one hang up/ freeze but that was due to windows firewall acting screwy.
 
And I am ganna totate out those two OCZ SSDs with something better....
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227661 I caught it on sale for $599.00 last night, and today it went back up to $654.00 so I was lucky to save $54.00


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