Help! Can't decide on graphics card!! And other

[Dauntae]

Here is one thing you could try and cheap and easy, since I keep seeing bad sata you should try some new sata cables, Possible there might be one going bad.

 

[carnageX]

That is the bug check page for it. It's why everyone immediately suspected the HDD and it still may be it.

Yup, and I still stick to that as being the culprit since he's still getting related BSOD's .

Here is one thing you could try and cheap and easy, since I keep seeing bad sata you should try some new sata cables, Possible there might be one going bad.

+1 to this.

 

[PP Mguire]

Or got kinked during a rough install.

 

[TheNewbie]

Sometime I'll get this bsod. Will try different sata and reformat. Keep getting bad luck with new stuff.

 

[carnageX]

Sometime I'll get this bsod. Will try different sata and reformat. Keep getting bad luck with new stuff.

Same BSOD that you posted earlier, that I replied to:

Bug Check 0x7A: KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR

And according to Parameter 2 of the STOP code:


Check your HDD's cables and make sure they're snug/tight.

I'd also suggest running a disk check on your HDD:

Start -> type 'cmd' (without quotes) -> right click -> run as admin -> in the console window that pops up type:
chkdsk C: /f /r
Press Enter and it will say it cannot lock the current drive and to run on next reboot. Type Y and hit Enter -> Reboot your computer and let it run through the check (it may take some time, depending on how big your HDD is).

Like what has been suggested, try a different SATA cable. You could also try a different SATA port as well.

 

[TheNewbie]

I will try when I get back. Hope it will solve my problem. [emoji30] [emoji30]

 

[TheNewbie]

Thanks guy for sticking around. [emoji24] [emoji24]

 

[TheNewbie]

Guys it is possible that my 2TB hard drive are full(left 90gb) that causing the bluescreen? I just reformatted, make my SSD to just 1 partition and make my hdd free some space(free 300gb). Will try again when I get back.

 

[carnageX]

Being full shouldn't cause BSOD's unless it has bad sectors.

90GB left on a 1TB isn't all that bad.

 

[krazyq]

Are we looking at a faulty mobo?