Please Help. 3d Mark problem. cant solve...

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Columbo

Columbo

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Eveytime I try to run 3d Mark 03, 05 or 06 my system just restarts. I've tried all sorts of different configuration and nothing seems to work.

My comp is totally Prime and Orthos Stable and everything runs flawlessly. I'm just concerned that it may be a problem with my setup that I dont know about.
I've tried setting everything back to default setting as well and still get the same result. Weird thing is 3d Mark 01 works fine.

I get this error after the PC has restarted and I dont know what it means.

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Anyone any idea?
 
Can you post your sys specs please.

Also, I know this sounds obvious but it's amazing the number of people who don't.. have you updated all your drivers including display and chipset.

Is this a new system? Did you re-install the future mark products after the windows install? I have all my applications on a seperate HDD but reinstalling the OS still means I have to reinstall various apps inc the future mark ones. Just a few points for starters.
 
Admiral Huddy said:
Can you post your sys specs please.

Also, I know this sounds obvious but it's amazing the number of people who don't.. have you updated all your drivers including display and chipset.

Is this a new system? Did you re-install the future mark products after the windows install? I have all my applications on a seperate HDD but reinstalling the OS still means I have to reinstall various apps inc the future mark ones. Just a few points for starters.
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E6320 @ 3ghz / Gigabyte DS3 (F11b bios) / 2gb Patriot 800mhz DDR2
EVGA 7950GT / Thermaltake 480w Super Silent PSU

Yeah I've re-installed it several times on each of my 5 drives and I get the same result every time. Really is concerning me to be honest. And the useless mobo does'nt help either. Its utter cack.
 
It's a bit vague I must admit. Change the following:

Control Panel>System Properties>Startup & Recovery> Advanced Tab.

Uncheck the box that say "Automatic Restart" in the system failure section.


The try again. It's not going to resolve the problem but it may give you a better idea what's going on..

Post back.
 
Can't remember which option it is but if you send it or click on view technical report (probably the former) it normally tells you what the cause of the problem may have been
 
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