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    Vista RTM and BadAxe2

    Intel released BIOS version 2618 that fixes the BSOD on Vista 64-bit. Sean
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    Vista RTM and BadAxe2

    mavalpha- Thanks- I accidentally posted in the wrong forum. I'll repost. Sean
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    Vista RTM and BadAxe2

    RAM Guy- Does Corsair send its memory to CMTL for testing, or does it participate in Intel's Vendor Self Tested Memory program? No Corsair RAM is in either list. I got this reply from Intel: It's difficult to get them to look harder if they suspect it's a RAM issue. Thanks- Sean
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    Vista RTM and BadAxe2

    I noticed here that 2395 added support for the Q6600, another Quad core CPU. Maybe that support broke something with the QX6700. I did what mfas did, and posted a trouble report on the D975XBX2 using the email form for the D975XBX. Sean
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    Vista RTM and BadAxe2

    I assume that's not an acceptable solution, but I think it helps indicate that this is not a RAM problem. We need to try to communicate all this info to Intel so that a future update will address these issues. Sean
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    Vista RTM and BadAxe2

    Same problem here with Vista 64 6.0.6000 Build 6000, slightly different stop error: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL STOP: 0x0000000A (0xFFFFFD8000F69818, 0x 0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000, 0xFFFFF80001C8F6a4). I've tried many different memory BIOS settings. I found that if you disable Core Multi...
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