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Anonymous
9 years ago

The infamous "c0000005" again.

I have a Geforce GTX 750 Ti video card. A Cooler Master GX-450W PSU and APC UPS, a Chieftec case, a Dell monitor a Logitech K120 keyboard and a Logitech G400 mouse. I use the most recent drivers by e...
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MADrag0n
9 years ago

- c0000005 error related for RAM, but not for VRAM

- "display driver stopped responding and has recovered"  error related to drivers if it happen in some software and related to fault video card if it happen in many application or even in OS, 2D mode.

- u can attach to a message txt file of dxdiag for report some errors log to us

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Firefox just crashed and I wasn't able to restart it. It crashed by every restart again. This is something new again. :D

I attached the dxdiag results after the firefox crash. It shows nothing as far as I can understand.

So in theory the video card and the memory are okay, in practice we got errors related to them. Probably then the motherboard is not okay.

I attached a hwinfo report as well. In theory the voltages are okay, but the rams are on 1.8v according to this. I remove now the 1.8v module and keep only the 1.65v modules now. Maybe that helps.

I removed the high voltage memory module and its pair. Now I have only a pair of 1.65v modules with XMP. The BIOS shows 1.5v ram voltage and the hwinfo still shows 1.8v dimm voltage. I don't understand, both should be 1.65v. Wtf is going on? :D

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    MADrag0n
    9 years ago

    yes, for Win7 dxdiag not contains errors info..

    give to us report of msinfo32 /report C:\sysinfo.txt or perfmon /report or perfmon /rel

    Also u can try disable xmp and/or spd and setup memory settings manually

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        MADrag0n
        9 years ago

        This logs for Win7 is not useful for this case 👿 and language is not English... 🤭

        Let see on this: run command prompt as Admin, enter a command (then zip *.evtx files from our desktop and attach it to a message):
        for /D %T in (ACEEventLog Application Setup System)do wevtutil epl %T "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\%T.evtx" /ow:true

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