BSOD's - Likely PSU issue.

[KDT]

BSOD's on Win8 and Win7 , seems like my PSU isn't outputting the right voltages, can someone confirm?


http://nl.tinypic.com/r/2hgqs10/8


Thanks a million.

 

[scout_03]

your voltages readings are out of specs use this to compare on the sensor page http://www.hwinfo.com/download.php and if readings are the same you will need a new psu .

 

[KDT]

thanks for the reply. I have checked the voltages with the tool you suggested. http://nl.tinypic.com/r/2nsa0iw/8

Seems now the voltages are ok??

 

[zink1701]

with hw opwn run prime 95 and stress the CPU, keep an eye on voltages then. If they fluxuate while testing it shows the PSU will not give a constant stable voltage and will need replacing.

 

[scout_03]

i would still check them .

 

[KDT]

I'm running prime95 now all six cores at full, voltage don't fluctuate that much.

I have outputted a log from HWinFO : http://wikisend.com/download/346956/with_prime95_test.CSV

 

[scout_03]

they look good and and uniform ,do you have surge protector between the wall outlet and computer in case you have power instability from the power line .

 

[KDT]

i have surge protector as in power outlet that has a built in safety if overpowered, not an power balancer.

If i unplug the power and leave it more than an hour, when i boot it, the first boot it restarts right at windows loading screen, then after the first boot, there are no problems. So when i leave it powered off for more than an hour, it has these problems....

 

[scout_03]

this look like a leaking condenser that do not hold charge check the cmos battery for it voltage and your motherboard for any bubbling or defective part on the board specially a round power connector and the the north bridge or south bridge are not loose or moving on the board .