Blue screen on new computer

[YungFrood]

So ive built a new computer a it keeps blue screening. At first i thought it was the board so i got a new one but it still blue screens and im at a lost of what ia causing it.

Error code:whea_correctable_error

Specs:
M5A99FX PRO R2.0
Corsiar 600w psu
Nvidia 750ti superclocked
Fx 8320 (stock)
Western digital blue 1tb
Thermaltake versa n21
Curcial 2x 4gb unbufferd ram

Edit: minidump file
http://imgur.com/ooaE1mV

 

[profoundnoah]

What it might be is your PSU, Im assuming its a PSU error. By any chance are you running windows 8? Corsair's CX series are made of cheap parts, so that may be your issue.

 

[YungFrood]

What it might be is your PSU, Im assuming its a PSU error. By any chance are you running windows 8? Corsair's CX series are made of cheap parts, so that may be your issue.

i am running windows 10

 

[johnbl]

cpu called a bugcheck because of something internal to the CPU. Most often because of a cache memory error.
I would need access to the actual memory .dmp file to determine the cause.
you can put the binary from c:\windows\minidump on a server, mark it for public access and post a link.

 

[YungFrood]

cpu called a bugcheck because of something internal to the CPU. Most often because of a cache memory error.
I would need access to the actual memory .dmp file to determine the cause.
you can put the binary from c:\windows\minidump on a server, mark it for public access and post a link.

http://www.filedropper.com/100915-21296-01-copy

 

[YungFrood]

I switched out my 8320 with my 6120 and no blue screen so im going to return my 8320 and get a new one

 

[johnbl]

basically the main problem is why did the CPU reset.
I would check the connectors from the power supply to the GPU and make sure the power supply is correctly related.

the second problem with the bugcheck is really not very important. If you had a better PSU, it would prevent the CPU from restarting before the power is stable and you would not get this bugcheck. IE fix the first problem and the second problem should go away.
if you had a better psu but not of the correct wattage, you would get a black screen rather than the bugcheck.
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bugcheck indicated that the cpu called the bugcheck because of a cache error.
the system was up for 7 seconds, this generally indicates the CPU was reset because of a power problem.
This is very common if your graphics card pulls too much power from the PCI/e bus. This occurs when the power supply is under rated, or the GPU does not have all of its power connectors connected.
Error Type : Cache error
Operation : Data Read
Error : DCACHEL1_DRD_ERR (Proc 7 Bank 0)


And, you have a power supply that does not send a proper power_ok signal.

 

[YungFrood]

basically the main problem is why did the CPU reset.
I would check the connectors from the power supply to the GPU and make sure the power supply is correctly related.

the second problem with the bugcheck is really not very important. If you had a better PSU, it would prevent the CPU from restarting before the power is stable and you would not get this bugcheck. IE fix the first problem and the second problem should go away.
if you had a better psu but not of the correct wattage, you would get a black screen rather than the bugcheck.
---------
bugcheck indicated that the cpu called the bugcheck because of a cache error.
the system was up for 7 seconds, this generally indicates the CPU was reset because of a power problem.
This is very common if your graphics card pulls too much power from the PCI/e bus. This occurs when the power supply is under rated, or the GPU does not have all of its power connectors connected.
Error Type : Cache error
Operation : Data Read
Error : DCACHEL1_DRD_ERR (Proc 7 Bank 0)


And, you have a power supply that does not send a proper power_ok signal.

the 750ti gets its power form the motherboard