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Whats this BSOD mean?

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2011/07/15 02:56:48 (permalink)
First time I got it was trying to run a drive benchmark, then I got the one in the photo below when running Prime 95 after an Overclock and I got the latest on today when analyzing a drive for defrag. They all had peaty much the same code as the one in photo.
 

 
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    Re:Whats this BSOD mean? 2011/07/15 03:07:02 (permalink)
    Sounds like an unstable overclock. Return to defaults and see if they go away. If so there's your answer
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    Re:Whats this BSOD mean? 2011/07/15 03:10:46 (permalink)
    D.M.W.T

    Sounds like an unstable overclock. Return to defaults and see if they go away. If so there's your answer

     
    Got much the same one before overclock when tiring to benchmark one of the drives. I myself thing its the SATA III ports on the Motherboard and those Marvell Chipset drivers that the E770 Motherboard has.

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    Re:Whats this BSOD mean? 2011/07/15 03:12:18 (permalink)
    If your getting them on stock clocks then you could be right. Try clearing the drivers with driver sweeper and re installing them.
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    Re:Whats this BSOD mean? 2011/07/15 03:42:13 (permalink)
    do a chk disk possibly bad hdd
     
    f4 according to a couple forums could be low resources
     
    ie not enough mem or hdd space
     
    how much hdd space you use? less then 80% of course right?
     
    do a ram check put on stick in the first slot at a time booting up on stock settings if you cant boot up or bsod with one stick run memtest86 via cd or usb prewindows boot itll tell you if def bad memory red=bad
     
    anyway i gotta roll
     
    also check the health and run an error scan using hdtune

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    Re:Whats this BSOD mean? 2011/07/15 04:34:35 (permalink)
    D.M.W.T

    If your getting them on stock clocks then you could be right. Try clearing the drivers with driver sweeper and re installing them.

    +1 probably drivers. Also do what nex said if drivers aren't the issue. Memtest and disk chk


      
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    Re:Whats this BSOD mean? 2011/07/15 04:40:39 (permalink)
    Looks like a memory error to me. I looked at your Mods Rigs page and you show your memory with a 4 timing on Corsair Dominators, loosen the timing up and see if you still have this issue.
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