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Grzmilu
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 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2004 11:05 am Post subject: Problem with 8RDA+ |
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Welcome
Im have problem with my computer. When im starting any program to
download
somthing from internet (flashget , getright etc.) and this same time
do
somthing more an computer (listing music in winamp or play
Ballsweeper) im
have BSOD :
Stop :0x0000008E (0x0000005,0xBF87DF9C,0xF4F31BB4,0x00000000)
error in win32k.sys addres:BF87DF9C base at BF800000 date stamp
3F73195d
BSOD looks more or less so not always is passed file which caused
this,
but in 99% is code stop 0x0000008E
This happend irregularily sometime in 15 minutes sometime in 2 hours.
My computer is :
Epox 8RDA+ (bios 02/12/04 For nForce2-ST Chipset, nforce 3.13 drivers
without IDE driver)
Athlon XP 1700@2600 (12.5x166 Vcore 1.725V temperature is 40-43 degree
celsius)
2x256 MB 333 DDR SPACETEK in DUAL CHANNEL
GF3 Ti500 64MB CREATIVE AGPx4 driver 56.72 reference Nvidia
SB LIVE! 5.1 - Latest driver, 5 PCI SLOT from top
HDD 2x120 GB Seagate 8MB cache on 1 IDE CABLE
DVD-+RW LITE-ON LDW-451S
DVD LG GDR8161B on 2 IDE CABLE
IDE CONTROLLER ATA-133 on 2 PCI SLOT from top
POWER SUPPLY is CHIFTEC 420 Watt.
System is WINDOWS XP with SP1
Im try exchanged
Procesor , RAM new(both my ram have passed 24h test in goldmem and
microsoft memtester) , graphic card ,LIVE was put in 4 PCI SLOT from
top.
No effect.
Im have disable in bios :FDD controler , both COM ports ,LPT ports,
FIREWIRE.
I don't have more ideas .
Thanks
Grzmilu |
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Jose Deras
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| Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 6:27 am Post subject: Re: Problem with 8RDA+ |
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Maybe silly question, but does the error occur with SAFE BIOS configuration?
I.e. without overclocking?
"Grzmilu" <grzmilu@o2.pl> wrote in message
news:9fc8f47b.0404292205.53716be6@posting.google.com...
| Quote: | Welcome
Im have problem with my computer. When im starting any program to
download
somthing from internet (flashget , getright etc.) and this same time
do
somthing more an computer (listing music in winamp or play
Ballsweeper) im
have BSOD :
Stop :0x0000008E (0x0000005,0xBF87DF9C,0xF4F31BB4,0x00000000)
error in win32k.sys addres:BF87DF9C base at BF800000 date stamp
3F73195d
BSOD looks more or less so not always is passed file which caused
this,
but in 99% is code stop 0x0000008E
This happend irregularily sometime in 15 minutes sometime in 2 hours.
My computer is :
Epox 8RDA+ (bios 02/12/04 For nForce2-ST Chipset, nforce 3.13 drivers
without IDE driver)
Athlon XP 1700@2600 (12.5x166 Vcore 1.725V temperature is 40-43 degree
celsius)
2x256 MB 333 DDR SPACETEK in DUAL CHANNEL
GF3 Ti500 64MB CREATIVE AGPx4 driver 56.72 reference Nvidia
SB LIVE! 5.1 - Latest driver, 5 PCI SLOT from top
HDD 2x120 GB Seagate 8MB cache on 1 IDE CABLE
DVD-+RW LITE-ON LDW-451S
DVD LG GDR8161B on 2 IDE CABLE
IDE CONTROLLER ATA-133 on 2 PCI SLOT from top
POWER SUPPLY is CHIFTEC 420 Watt.
System is WINDOWS XP with SP1
Im try exchanged
Procesor , RAM new(both my ram have passed 24h test in goldmem and
microsoft memtester) , graphic card ,LIVE was put in 4 PCI SLOT from
top.
No effect.
Im have disable in bios :FDD controler , both COM ports ,LPT ports,
FIREWIRE.
I don't have more ideas .
Thanks
Grzmilu |
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Grzmilu
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| Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 11:09 am Post subject: Re: Problem with 8RDA+ |
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"Jose Deras" <NOSPAM@charter.net> wrote in message news:<1095v0a1qoh5m15@corp.supernews.com>...
| Quote: | Maybe silly question, but does the error occur with SAFE BIOS configuration?
I.e. without overclocking?
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Welcome
Thats no matter im put brand new procesor Athlon 2500 XP without any
overclocking and this still happend.
Thanks.
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Heinz Diehl
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| Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 2:38 pm Post subject: Re: Problem with 8RDA+ |
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Grzmilu wrote:
| Quote: | Stop :0x0000008E (0x0000005,0xBF87DF9C,0xF4F31BB4,0x00000000)
error in win32k.sys addres:BF87DF9C base at BF800000 date stamp
3F73195d
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First, I would have a close look at the nvidia drivers and the memory
modules. I bet one of them is the cause. Maybe you can "de-upgrade"
the drivers and/or change the memory modules into really good RAM
(Samsung, Infineon or similar; no "noname").
I assume you are not an overclocker and have set the bios defaults
already...
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# Heinz Diehl, 68259 Mannheim, Germany |
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