Event id 41,computrer restarts itself,after uninstalling the gpu driver, everything comes to normal

[moodyzxy]

so i just built a new pc.first it start giving this error on xfx pro XXX series v650 semi modular psu, i replaced it with a cougar 1050w gold 80+, as i connected it and turned the pc on , after half and hour it restarted again. my brother then connect two separate wires of pcie from the psu to the gpu ,it worked like a charm.after one month ,i replaced the hdd with a sdd , everything was fine,after 4 days from the installation of ssd i didnt turn on the computer for two days, as i was busy , and the third day this problem started again.now from that time i have formatted the pc,installed windows several times,done memtest ,and every thing is fine. as i uninstall the gpu driver i don't receive any error and the pc doesn't restarts. i connected te hdd again , that was having te old windows and drivers already installed, but nothing changed. please help!
my specs are
fx8320
asus mobo
128gb hyperx ssd
4 gb kingston hyperx ram
r9 290 windforce oc
cougar 1050 w gold 80+

 

[i7Baby]

A lot of restarting problems are due to the CPU overheating. What CPU temps are you getting at idle and while gaming? How are you measuring them?

What Asus mobo have you got?

 

[moodyzxy]

A lot of restarting problems are due to the CPU overheating. What CPU temps are you getting at idle and while gaming? How are you measuring them?

What Asus mobo have you got?

The temps are all normal. Mobo is M5A78L/USB3 - ASUS. Im using "SpeedFan" software to check the temps, and as i said, when i uninstall the gpu drivers the system works fine. :/

 

[moodyzxy]

A lot of restarting problems are due to the CPU overheating. What CPU temps are you getting at idle and while gaming? How are you measuring them?

What Asus mobo have you got?

it looks like the amd catalyst drivers are messing up with the system :/ tried the latest and the oldest versions of the driver after sweeping the drivers from the safe mode but no luck :/

 

[i7Baby]

http://www.asus.com/au/Motherboards/M5A78LUSB3/HelpDesk_CPU/ - Have you got bios version 1401 or later?

 

[moodyzxy]

http://www.asus.com/au/Motherboards/M5A78LUSB3/HelpDesk_CPU/ - Have you got bios version 1401 or later?

BIOS version: american megatrends inc.2001
SMBIOS: 2.5

 

[i7Baby]

HWInfo will give you your bios version - main screen, motherboard, bottom of page.

See the link above for the numbering system they use.

 

[moodyzxy]

HWInfo will give you your bios version - main screen, motherboard, bottom of page.

See the link above for the numbering system they use.

Sorry for the late reply,The BIOS version is 2001.

 

[i7Baby]

The the 8320 should be OK with your motherboard. To check how your PC is running, can you download HWInfo and run Sensors. Post the results - usually 3 screenshots in TinyPic or similar. This'll show voltages, clocks, temps etc - to see how your hardware is running.

If you have trouble with the restarts, you can boot into Safe Mode (F8 per http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode#1TC=windows-7) and disable Auto Restart on Failure.

 

[moodyzxy]

The the 8320 should be OK with your motherboard. To check how your PC is running, can you download HWInfo and run Sensors. Post the results - usually 3 screenshots in TinyPic or similar. This'll show voltages, clocks, temps etc - to see how your hardware is running.

If you have trouble with the restarts, you can boot into Safe Mode (F8 per http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode#1TC=windows-7) and disable Auto Restart on Failure.

Already disabled the auto restart but didn't helped.

 

[i7Baby]

Disconnect the OS drive, connect a PC internal speaker to your motherboard (per the manual), start the PC and see what post/beep code it gives per http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm. Look in your mobo manual to see what sort of bios your mobo uses (ibm or ami). Post the results.

 

[moodyzxy]

ill post it as i get home

 

[moodyzxy]

Disconnect the OS drive, connect a PC internal speaker to your motherboard (per the manual), start the PC and see what post/beep code it gives per http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm. Look in your mobo manual to see what sort of bios your mobo uses (ibm or ami). Post the results.

it uses the Ami bios, i got a sigle shot beep , which indicates the "DRAM refresh failure"
gonna try putting the rams again one by one.any suggestions ? :/

 

[moodyzxy]

tried both of the rams one by one in all the four slots, but still hear the beep

 

[i7Baby]

Check them with Memtest

 

[moodyzxy]

Mem test already done with positive results :/

 

[i7Baby]

So - OK? Double check they are in the right slots (per mobo manual) and that the dimm slots are clean.

Go into bios and do a Re-set to Safe Defaults.

If this doesn't do the trick, you might need to replace the mobo.

 

[moodyzxy]

Cleaned the ports, tried all the slots again one by one, cleaned the ram, reset the bios. Still the beep didn't stoped :/ now should i claim the warranty for the mobo ? :/

 

[i7Baby]

Looks like it.

 

[moodyzxy]

im gonna try the original drivers that came with the mobo, if they didn't work them im gonna rma

 

[i7Baby]

OK. You can either use the disk that came with the mobo or download them.

 

[moodyzxy]

ya ill be using the disk

 

[moodyzxy]

hey there bro , i dont have the disk to install the drivers and i have already tried the newest drivers from the official site, but the beep still didnt went away :/
im goin to rma the board but what if changing mobo too dont fix the problem then ? :/

 

[i7Baby]

what if changing mobo too dont fix the problem then ? :/ - post a new thread.

 

[moodyzxy]

Alright