Recent content by StevenVel

Hi, I recently bought a monitor. To be more specific; AOC E2070SW 20" (19.5") LED Monitor(http://www.3way-tech.com/product_info.php?products_id=1613) and it promised a native/recommended resolution of 1600x900p but currently is displaying 1366x768p. I wanted to change it although the highest...

I think I managed to identify the culprit by testing both rams separately with memtest86. Tried the first stick on bank 0 with no errors. Tried the first stick again on bank 1, no errors. Finally tested my second stick and lo, there were 13,000 errors within 4 mins of the test. Does not matter...

I've run memtest86 and boy did it detect errors. A whopping 65,000+. I might need your insight, is this due to a hardware problem of the modules itself or is it because of wrong dram timings configured in the BIOS. Whatever it is, I sure do hope it's the latter.

The ram slots are fine since this particular motherboard only has 2 ram slots (bank 0 and 1) that supports dual channel. What I need to know though is how do I deal with bsmem.sys? I don't know how to properly remove or update it whichever is more preferable. Thanks again.

Greetings, I've fancied a gaming PC so I built an entry level system with the specs: CPU: AMD FX 4300 GPU: Palit Gtx 750ti RAM: G.skill 4gbx2 ddr3 MOBO: Biostar a960d+ HDD: Toshiba DT01ACA050 ATA Device I'm kind of new to all of this so I really did not think about the probability of...

Hi, recently I've been having this sort of problem in my windows 7 64 bit OS where whenever I play a game or simply browse the internet with google chrome the applications would crash (aw snap! for google chrome) and after a couple of minutes it would show me a BSOD as indicated in the title. I...