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I have a 5950x, Asus Strix 3090 OC on a Crosshair VIII Hero WiFi, and a Seasonic Prime TX-850 (that I got in 2019) and playing RDR2, I get hard shutdown, no BSOD, etc. I found I could replicate crash with Furmark and Prime95 running simultaneously (RealBench or Prime95 separately wouldn't work...
I changed the setting for the hard drive to sleep after the default of 20 minutes to never sleep. Now everything works 100%! Wonder if there is a way to select the option per hard drive somewhere?
Had Vista Ultimate 64 SP2, now have Windows 7 Ultimate 64, was experiencing same problem on...
Well I don't seem to have the crashing anymore. I updated my Lan, and Audio drivers while I was at it.
However, I still have problems where If the drive has been sitting, I access it, the drives spins up, Vista/Win 7 freezes for a couple seconds, then the drive is online and computer is good...
Was thinking the same thing. Went to the site, downloaded, installed, came back, and was going to post the download link to try, and you're already on it ;-)
Unfortunately, my computer seems to only do it when sitting for a while or at random times. So, I will post back in a few days...
I have this IDENTICAL issue.
When I access the drive it spins up, Vista freezes for a couple seconds, display driver crashes and recovers.
Tried also leaving power on all the time for the SATA drives without luck.
Motherboard is AsRock P45R2000-WiFi
1TB drive inside macally G-S350SUA...
So what if I sell my 9600 GT OCX's, pick up a HD 4890, then later on when prices come down, in a year or so, pickup another 4890. That's kind of what I did with my 9600 setup.
Will my PSU suffice for 2 of those in Crossfire?
Purchased an AsRock P45R2000-Wifi.
Read review saying it supported both SLI & Crossfire. Paddle card has SLI/Crossfire on it.
Needless to say, it only supports crossfire.
The 9600 GT's did great in benchmarks in SLI from reviews I read.
Have SLI certified Antec NeowPower 650 Blue power...