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Blue screen of death with XP


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Ref. the sound devices x 2 issue:

This may or may not be a problem. Some rigs do struggle with two active devices at full acceleration, some don't.

I was more caught by the complications that the LifeChat x3000 added to the mix.

I Googled up several reports of people having issues with that particular application.

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Ref. the sound devices x 2 issue:

This may or may not be a problem. Some rigs do struggle with two active devices at full acceleration, some don't.

I was more caught by the complications that the LifeChat x3000 added to the mix.

I Googled up several reports of people having issues with that particular application.

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Also as part of the troubleshooting exercise it is safe to say that removing extraneous applications/devices (especially if they feature in the BSOD as KMixer did) is a primary step.

As I see it we have the following questions outstanding:

1. Did a Disk Check succeed, and did it find issue?

2. Voltages are they monitored and how do they look.

3. Temperatures - as above.

DFI boards are good, I have 3 of them (AMD platform though) here.

Monitoring utilities are good too.

DFI SmartGuadian Download

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Here are a couple of screenshots of the smart guardian noe at rest the second (slightly higher temp) I had been playing for about 30 mins.

Hope the screenshots are viewable.

Edit by Rog:

Removed attachments - both are corrupt

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To post images:

1. Get a copy of Irfanview (it is free) if you don't already have one:

http://irfanview.com/

Get the Plugins too, very handy!

2. Install it and the plugins.

3. Now when you take a screenie (use ALT+Prt Scr to capture only the active window not the whole desktop ;) ) run Irfanview and do a CTRL+V to past screenie in.

4. If you only want a part of screenie (you forgot to press ALT key for instance) use the mouse to drag a box around the area you want, then click 'Edit' > 'Crop Selection'

It will now crop the image.

5. Save the screenie as a Jpeg file.

6. Attach it to a post here as per this screenie:

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