Question for the tech guys...

[killians45]

Disconnect ALL of your USB devices and see if that solves it. If you have USB keyboard or mouse, get a normal PS2 or serial mouse. It maybe linked to USB. Alot of times this maybe a bios problem. Try flashing the bios (disconnect all uneeded periphs). If none of this works, go into the bios and disable L1 cache. See if it solves this, if it does the CPU is probably the problem.

 

[Phaint]

well guys, I disconnected all my USB devices and no dice, it is still giving me the same IRQL error.

Friend keeps saying it must be the Power supply or the ram but I just don't see how it could give me that error.

I tried to disable the L1 cache but there was nothing in BIOS that allowed me to do so. I triple checked every menu but didn't see it.

I am at a stump here as I have pretty much tried everything and still don't know the problem. If anyone else knows anything further I can try to solve my predicament I'd very much appreciate the help.


Oh and for the person that asked for the voltages, here they are...

Voltage Values
CPU Core 1.58 V
+3.3 V 3.38 V
+5 V 5.03 V
+12 V 12.04 V
+5 V Standby 5.11 V
Debug Info F B5 AD FF
Debug Info T 34 39 208
Debug Info V 65 C6 D3 BB BD 00 00 (03)