Pc probs

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Hello all, I have a problem with my pc. When I play games (Q3, Bf3, Age of Empires Online etc.), my pc sometimes crashes. Sometimes I get a bluescreen saying: a clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval[=Arial, sans-serif], [/] and sometimes it just restarts saying nothing. This is what I have tried so far: re-installing drivers and programms, updated BIOS, re-installed games. Here are my pc specifications ( its's in dutch, sorry)


MOEDERBORD Asrock 960GM-GS3 FX
PROCESSOR AMD FX-4170 Black Edition (4,2 ghz - quad-core) GEHEUGEN Kingston ValueRAM KVR1333D3N9K2/8G (8GB) VIDEOKAART Club3D Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition KAST Cooler Master Elite 310
VOEDING be quiet! Pure Power L7 430WKOELER Scythe Mugen 3 Rev. B HARDE SCHIJF Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 ST1000DM003, 1TB DVD-SPELER Lite-On IHAS124 Zwart WIFI KAART TP-Link TL-WN781N

cheers, divin

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hmm, i've heard people here talking about that it's better to make your q3 running with one core, instead of 2 or more,so maybe you could try with that.

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Re: Pc probs

ur proc has a broken core i suggest changing it , if u do have warranty .

@ equi
i did that long time ago it worked pretty well , but i heard it can fail badly something about the core beeing used at 100% and then overheating , didn't experienced it though .

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Re: Pc probs

Maybe you tweaked your memory too bad.

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D3L1GH7 wrote:

Maybe you tweaked your memory too bad.

i dont see how can this be related to memory

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I think Pure Power L7 430W KOELER is too weak to run this configuration and bf3 will burn this psu

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Revert your hardware settings back to their default (CPU/gfx/memory), i.e. don't overclock! Also reset your BIOS to it's defaults and see if that helps.

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BOZO wrote:

Revert your hardware settings back to their default (CPU/gfx/memory), i.e. don't overclock! Also reset your BIOS to it's defaults and see if that helps.

Think a good call Bozo! with those messages was thinking in the same direction Winking

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Im afraid its motherboard defect or just built in weakness. I have only bad experience with AS Rock. I had same problems however with XP and few years ago.

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-C4-KOSZMIT wrote:

Im afraid its motherboard defect or just built in weakness. I have only bad experience with AS Rock. I had same problems however with XP and few years ago.

agreed, had the same but then with memory problem.. send it back and change it to a new one but from other brand.. ( als het van alternate is veel sterkte, zij kunnen moeilijk gaan doen )

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Well, I finally got my pc working again, so I'm back! Happy For those who care, this is what I've done: I first sent my processor back to get it checked. They said it was working fine, so I had to test all my hardware. I started with putting another processor in. It worked fine, but that processor was weaker so I wanted to know what also could be the problem. Then I replaced my motherboard by almost the same one from MSI. It worked all fine. So I guess my motherboard just wasn't compatable with my processor.

cheers, divin