Windows 7 crashing, blue screens, reboot problems

alexg42

how do I find the voltage reading? I thought thats what I put before

alexg42

sorry found it now using other software, it's 12.03 (11.97 min , 12.10 max)

Toxteth_OGrady

I suspect CPU overtemping is your problem not power supply. Worth having a look though at the voltages, particularly 12 V in your BIOS hardware monitoring menu. Motherboards don't always read the voltage correctly but if it's fluctuating a lot it could point to your psu as being the cause of your problem.

:cool:

TOG

KillerWatt

alexg42 wrote: »

core temp seems quite high 85-86 and 86-91

I'm not surprised the machine is locking up, that is way too hot.

alexg42

thanks everyone, found the problem

DCFC79

alexg42 wrote: »

thanks everyone, found the problem

what was the issue

alexg42

a driver was causing the crashing (found in the minidump file after a crash) uninstalled it now and it's fine, the software was called rapport

GunJack

I always thought that software was evil, but for different reasons :mad:

well found alex, another reason to add to the list of "why NOT to use rapport"