asingh said:Hellgate:
I think I have mentioned this two times all ready. And am sure, most would agree. Please, please, please keep your system at stock settings. Including the accelerator. Also I think you have installed your OS like 3-4 times. Believe me, that is not the solution to problems. It should be the last step..when all else fails, and even when God gives up hope, should a new installation be done. I have never had to do a new installation unless I was upgrading to a different OS.
The way you are troubleshooting your problem is too haphazard, so you are not seeing any results. You have a great card/system, and hiccups like this occur. I can bet you, that you can keep doing new OS installations, and the problem will not go away..!
Start with this:
1. Bring everything to stock. If you are tempted to OC, remove the OEM HSF, and put on the stock cooler. What more can I say here. Even if your memories are at lower speeds, then what you purchased them for...leave it for now. Just change the voltage settings to optimized.
2. Update the Board BIOS to latest.
3. Go to the MSI website, download the latest chipset drivers for you board. This is the first thing you should have done. How can you be running a system without chip set drivers. Its absolute mandate.
4. Work with CCC 9.12. Only. 10.2 was buggy, and 10.3 is Beta. 9.12 has proven to be stable.
5. Run the memory tests as Shripad sir has mentioned in post#14. LinX is good. Do the full RUN.
6. Run Furmark. Let it run 30-45 minutes. NO games till now. Be patient.
7. Post back.
And dood how many times have i said that i've tried with stock system settings, latest drivers & bios????
read thru my posts & u 'll get it.
also in my prev post i had mentioned that prob is more or less solved and i had run Furmark a long time back when i had oc'd the card.