here's the 'error msg help site' - you can pursue for
your own verifications/pursuit of source causes - ie
http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.htm
you will see that all 3 - 'stop error codes' - point
to the same thing - 'hardware/specifically ram' - as
has been mentioned - now - an approach could be - ie
1/
contact the folks where you purchased the 'ram'
and explain asking for help - esp
a/
direct exchange
b/
their testing of it - 'outside your box'
note
may point to - 'other incompatible hw'
c/
their help suggestions
2/
seek out a local 'computer tech shop' to do some
'testing for you'
and
take it fr there
hth
God Bless
hutch
>-----Original Message-----
>If anyone could help me out. I would appreciate it!
>
>(Original post)
>Every 30 minutes or so. I get the Blue Screen of Death.
>What codes it gives me are,
>
>Stop: 0x0000008E (0xc0000005, 0x80608BDE, 0XF231DBE8,
>0X00000000). I also get
>
>Stop: 0x0000004E (0x00000099, 0x00000000, 0x00000000,
>0x00000000) and
>
>STOP: 0x0000007F (0x00000008, 0x80042000, 0x00000000,
>0x00000000). Anyone have any Ideas?
>
>I'm running a home built computer,
>AMD 2200+
>Asrock K7S8X
>1 GB DDR Memory (2x512MB)
>Windows XP Pro.
>ATI Radeon 7500
>Samsung Sv4084H 40 GB HD
>Samsung CDRW 48-24-48
>Hitatchi DVDROM 8x
>Thermaltake Volcano 7
>
>Thanks in anvance!
>
>
>(First reply)
>Probably related to your memory. Two pieces of 512
>require more relaxed memory timings than one single
>piece. Make sure you do not have "Turbo" settings
applied
>in BIOS, and loosen the RAM timings until you stop
getting
>errors.
>
>
>MarkS
>
>
>(My reply to Mark)
>Thanks, Mark
>
>There isn't a Turbo option in the BIOS, and it doesn't
>give me the option of changing the RAM timing. It gives
>me the option on CLAS of, Auto, 2, or 2.5.
>Thanks again!
>
>.
>
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