Hi guys,
Got a new pc from PC Customiser (pretty cheaply) and noticed it was running a bit hot.
So I fitted the Coolermaster hyper 212 from my old system - took a lot of fiddling as I had to remove the whole motherboard, cleaned off the new thermal paste and then seated the new heatsink.
HOWEVER, when I boot the pc now it stays on for a couple of minutes and then BSODs on me with the error message - system thread exception not handled...
This can be whilst sitting idle or whilst running Prime 95 for a minute or 2...
Is this due to overheating? Maybe I didn't seat the heatsink right - can it be too tight? Or did I add too much thermal paste?
Would be great for any advice as I want to play Mass Effect
Thanks,
Jimmy
EDIT: Specs are:
Kingston Beast 8GB DDR3 2400MHz Black
AMD FX 8370 Vishera Processor
EVGA 600W White Power Supply
Asus M5A97 R2.0 Motherboard
120GB Kingston V400 SSD Now 2.5 SSD
Nvidia MSI Geforce 1060 6gb
Got a new pc from PC Customiser (pretty cheaply) and noticed it was running a bit hot.
So I fitted the Coolermaster hyper 212 from my old system - took a lot of fiddling as I had to remove the whole motherboard, cleaned off the new thermal paste and then seated the new heatsink.
HOWEVER, when I boot the pc now it stays on for a couple of minutes and then BSODs on me with the error message - system thread exception not handled...
This can be whilst sitting idle or whilst running Prime 95 for a minute or 2...
Is this due to overheating? Maybe I didn't seat the heatsink right - can it be too tight? Or did I add too much thermal paste?
Would be great for any advice as I want to play Mass Effect
Thanks,
Jimmy
EDIT: Specs are:
Kingston Beast 8GB DDR3 2400MHz Black
AMD FX 8370 Vishera Processor
EVGA 600W White Power Supply
Asus M5A97 R2.0 Motherboard
120GB Kingston V400 SSD Now 2.5 SSD
Nvidia MSI Geforce 1060 6gb