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Critical error caused by PSU?

k. any OC? bump the voltage on that ram and see if it helps at all. almost every set of corsair and crucial ram I have ever used has needed extra voltage. it should be rated at 1.5v bump it to 1.6v. next step is to try running like that with a new or test psu.
 
pendragon1 said:
k. any OC? bump the voltage on that ram and see if it helps at all. almost every set of corsair and crucial ram I have ever used has needed extra voltage. it should be rated at 1.5v bump it to 1.6v. next step is to try running like that with a new or test psu.
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Nothing OC,i tried with 3differents PSU and nothing..
 
all the fans are clean? have you tried everything OUTSIDE the case? its a pain but sometimes theres a short you cant see.
 
Azeekk said:
I did it yet but its the same,using w8.1
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If you can borrow from a friend, i would suggest you to try RAM at lower frequency (1333MHz), and see what happens.
EDIT: Is it a new PC? or an old one, which out of nowhere presented the problem you mentioned?
 
Sith'ari said:
If you can borrow from a friend, i would suggest you to try RAM at lower frequency (1333MHz), and see what happens.
EDIT: Is it a new PC? or an old one, which out of nowhere presented the problem you mentioned?
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Ill try,all comopnents are new swapped from the old ones,i bought a new CPU,MOBO,HDD,RAM,i tried with 3 differents psu
 
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Spartacus said:
Run Memtest86 for a while and see if you get any errors.

Are you forcing the computer to shut down for any reason?
(Pulling power plug or holding power button?)

More info:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...er-2012,-windows-7,-or-windows-server-2008-r2
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I ran memtest for 2h and no problems,i have to hard reset each time i freeze
I changed RAMs to 1333,i disabled turbo core and i was able to run my PC for 1h without freezes,but after that freeze,cant afford more than 5 mins with the PC turned on
 
Azeekk said:
I ran memtest for 2h and no problems,i have to hard reset each time i freeze
I changed RAMs to 1333,i disabled turbo core and i was able to run my PC for 1h without freezes,but after that freeze,cant afford more than 5 mins with the PC turned on
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Perhaps we should focus at PSU area.
-But 1st, did you check if ASUS mobo has "ASUS Anti-surge" mode enabled? if yes, disable it.
-I can't say if your PSU is a quality one since it's a Spanish brand. Did you use a well-known PSU? ( you said that you tried 3 different PSUs, but are they quality ones? )
 
Sith'ari said:
Perhaps we should focus at PSU area.
-But 1st, did you check if ASUS mobo has "ASUS Anti-surge" mode enabled? if yes, disable it.
-I can't say if your PSU is a quality one since it's a Spanish brand. Did you use a well-known PSU? ( you said that you tried 3 different PSUs, but are they quality ones? )
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Ive never seen that option,btw i had same issue with my old asrock mobo too
I tried 2 of bad brand,and one from my informatic class that seems to be ok.i dunno what its wrong and its really annoying
 
Azeekk said:
Ive never seen that option,btw i had same issue with my old asrock mobo too
I tried 2 of bad brand,and one from my informatic class that seems to be ok.i dunno what its wrong and its really annoying
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There must be an option for "ASUS Anti-surge" mode ( https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthre...-to-protect-system-from-unstable-power-supply ) most new ASUS's mobos have this option in order to protect themselves from power-deviations/voltage regulation.
I'm not 100% sure if your mobo has this option, but most of ASUS's new mobos have it, so find it and disable it, because i'm afraid that your PSU's -possible- bad voltage regulation, activates "ASUS Anti-Surge mode".
 
Sith'ari said:
There must be an option for "ASUS Anti-surge" mode ( https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthre...-to-protect-system-from-unstable-power-supply ) most new ASUS's mobos have this option in order to protect themselves from power-deviations/voltage regulation.
I'm not 100% sure if your mobo has this option, but most of ASUS's new mobos have it, so find it and disable it, because i'm afraid that your PSU's -possible- bad voltage regulation, activates "ASUS Anti-Surge mode".
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I said that in my old MoBo (asrock) had the same problem.. ill search it btw
 
What's connected to your system? What USB devices? any addon PCI cards? Maybe you have a seriously broken peripheral that is causing short-circuits. It would seem your problem is somewhere outside the case with you having tried swapping everything.
 
michalrz said:
What's connected to your system? What USB devices? any addon PCI cards? Maybe you have a seriously broken peripheral that is causing short-circuits. It would seem your problem is somewhere outside the case with you having tried swapping everything.
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Is that possible? I only have mouse and keyboard
 
have you taken it out of the case yet? if not do so and break it down to just the bare minimum, mobo, chip, 1 stick of ram, vid and psu. see if that gets you anywhere.
 
Well looks like you got usb devices, dirty power in your home and the case like pendragon said left to check.
 
pendragon1 said:
have you taken it out of the case yet? if not do so and break it down to just the bare minimum, mobo, chip, 1 stick of ram, vid and psu. see if that gets you anywhere.
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Thats the log:
Registration Name: System
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power
Date: 2/21/2017 8:50:24
I.D. Of the event: 41
Category of the task: (63)
Level: Critical
Keywords: (2)
User: SYSTEM
Team: Albertoo
Description:
The system was restarted without first turning it off cleanly. This error can occur if the system unexpectedly stops responding, crashes or interrupts the power supply.
Event XML:
<Event xmlns = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
<Provider Name = "Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power" Guid = "{331C3B3A-2005-44C2-AC5E-77220C37D6B4}" />
<EventID> 41 </ EventID>
<Version> 3 </ Version>
<Level> 1 </ Level>
<Task> 63 </ Task>
<Opcode> 0 </ Opcode>
<Keywords> 0x8000000000000002 </ Keywords>
<TimeCreated SystemTime = "2017-02-21T19: 50: 24.365336800Z" />
<EventRecordID> 707 </ EventRecordID>
<Correlation />
<Execution ProcessID = "4" ThreadID = "8" />
<Channel> System </ Channel>
<Computer> Albertoo </ Computer>
<Security UserID = "S-1-5-18" />
</ System>
<EventData>
<Data Name = "BugcheckCode"> 0 </ Data>
<Data Name = "BugcheckParameter1"> 0x0 </ Data>
<Data Name = "BugcheckParameter2"> 0x0 </ Data>
<Data Name = "BugcheckParameter3"> 0x0 </ Data>
<Data Name = "BugcheckParameter4"> 0x0 </ Data>
<Data Name = "SleepInProgress"> 0 </ Data>
<Data Name = "PowerButtonTimestamp"> 0 </ Data>
<Data name = "BootAppStatus"> 0 </ Data>
</ EventData>
</ Event>
 
that's just telling us that you reset the system. you need to look before that and see if there is an entry. youll usually see a very distinguish time gap.
 
pendragon1 said:
that's just telling us that you reset the system. you need to look before that and see if there is an entry. youll usually see a very distinguish time gap.
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I searched for a more extended log,but i cant find it,where is the log that i need? I click on properties and only said what i posted before,i see 24 Kernel Power error in total but all says the same
 
look through the system log in event viewer. youll see the the big time change from when you reset it to when event viewer starts again. but it may not actually show anything as the system is just straight locking up.
 
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