BSOD : IRQL_IS_NOT_EQUAL

[Hundred2]

Fixed.

Edited November 27, 2009 by Hundred2

[Karlicious]

I think http://tinyurl.com/nj3kva will help you.

[Botervloot]

I think it's your RAM.

[Hundred2]

8 gig of ram?

nah , it cant be that

and KARL. read my post before you do that lame joke.

i tried google moron

[Mayco]

Did you recently get the RAM?

[Ywa]

I got that BSOD also today. Changing my memory voltage fixed it.

[Hundred2]

I changed my voltage. ill see what happens

Thanks for the help

[Hundred2]

The voltage is on Auto..

i dunno if i should increase or decrease.

i did increase, nope . it didnt fix it.

Now i either get DRIVER_IRQL or normal IRQL.

*it only happens on VISTA 64bit. maybe it didnt install correctly..)

[Ywa]

I increased it from auto (1.75 v) to 2.1v. That was needed for my memory.

[Hundred2]

Ill try that. if that fails, ill re-install Vista 64 bit. because it only crashes on vista. thanks for the support

BTW. what does backup steam games do? Make a program that installs the game so you don have to download it again?

[Navo]

Oftopic:

Damn you with your totally kicking-ass system. :/

[Hundred2]

believe me Squirrel . The system kicks ass. but its useless when every 15-30 minutes it blue screens.

BELIEVE ME!

[Darkstar]

tbh it sounds like to me that some of the parts arent agreeing with each other

[Mayco]

The voltage is on Auto..

i dunno if i should increase or decrease.

i did increase, nope . it didnt fix it.

Now i either get DRIVER_IRQL or normal IRQL.

*it only happens on VISTA 64bit. maybe it didnt install correctly..)

Look up the modelnumber of your RAM. In most online stores/specsheets it'll state the voltage needed.

I agree with ERROR 401, it sounds like it's hardware related.

[Darkstar]

hundred, how long have you had this system anyway?

[Hundred2]

Well it is not a old computer. i have it for ehm 3-2 months?

But i put the volt on 2.1V and it seems to work.. when i crash again ill check for hardware fails. if that fails i re-install my vista

[Mayco]

Well it is not a old computer. i have it for ehm 3-2 months?

But i put the volt on 2.1V and it seems to work.. when i crash again ill check for hardware fails. if that fails i re-install my vista

Make sure 2.1V is right, because you might fry your RAM

[Hundred2]

Dont worry. im shure it will Blue Screen to protect the RAM from frying itself

(i hope so...)

Where do i have to check on what voltage i can put it on?

In the BIOS it showed a max and min . max was around 3.2V or something

[Mayco]

Dont worry. im shure it will Blue Screen to protect the RAM from frying itself

(i hope so...)

Where do i have to check on what voltage i can put it on?

In the BIOS it showed a max and min . max was around 3.2V or something

What's the name/modelnumber of your RAM?

[Botervloot]

Post pictures if it's deepfried.

[Darkstar]

Post pictures if it's deepfried.

mmmm, deep fried ram

[Mayco]

Post pictures if it's deepfried.

mmmm, deep fried ram

That reminded me of:

[Hundred2]

I got another BSOD.

Well i checked on the RAM and i found this

2GB PC2 - 6400

DDR2-800 CL 4-4-4-12 <-- whats this?

GB28GB6400C4QC

Volt:2.0.

P.S do i have to disable all those DRAM overclock in the BIOS thingys?

[Mayco]

DDR2-800 CL 4-4-4-12 <-- whats this?

Your memory timings. Make sure they match! (Format: tCL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS)

Volt:2.0.

Well, set it to 2.0V

P.S do i have to disable all those DRAM overclock in the BIOS thingys?

It's best if you do.

[Hundred2]

So if i read it good.

the first 4 = tRCD

2nd 4 = tCL

3rd 4 = tRP

and 12 = tRAS

and in the bios i see alot of different options wich i can put 12 , 15 , 4 etc on.

Leave those on AUTO?