Sluggish PCM & BSOD

[wazza300]

when you install the gpu,try setting the pcie to gen2 speeds rather than auto see if that helps

other than that the card could be faulty,be good to test it in another pc if you can

or pick yourself up a shiny new card

 

[Rosshan]

you'll see it say cpu/pcie base clock auto set to manual and type in 100 it might help with stability rather than on auto

llc is loadline calibration,each level adds a certain amount of cpu voltage so be carefull what setting you use

Bios updated. CPU base clock set to 100.
LLC options are auto, standard normal low med high turbo and extreme.
So not changed that yet.


Pcie slot config options are - auto, x1, x4
Likewise not changed yet

 

[wazza300]

see how it performs first then maybe play with llc

don't you have the gen1/2/3 pcie option in the bios?

 

[Justintime]

Stock rig shouldn't be seeing 124 errors, sounds like a possible psu 12v issue. What psu is it?

- use the intel hd 4000 graphics on the cpu if you're not already (its probably faster than your gpu anyway!)

HD4000 vs GTX 275? Not on this planet

 

[T345]

your best bet now then is to strip all hardware down to a bare minimum in order to get the pc running - remove the gfx card and use the intel hd 4000 graphics on the cpu if you're not already (its probably faster than your gpu anyway!)

You clearly over-estimate intel

 

[Rosshan]

Sorry my gfx card is a 460 gtx. The 275 was my last one.

Anyway my mate has run my gfx card in his pc for a while and it all running perfectly!!!

 

[Rosshan]

Tried the gfx card in my second pci slot in my pc. Again the pc crashed.
It was find in my mates pc. Getting hold of another gfx card to try. Thinking its the mobo!!