- Oct 22, 2012
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Hey guys,
so recently I tried hackintoshing my PC, needless to say after countless hours spent and college starting, I gave up on it as it was giving me way too many issues. At the end, it also made it so that my PC would bluescreen as soon as it booted Windows, so I had to reset it with personal files intact.
Literally every day after that, my PC would BSOD at least twice every day, showing me either WHEA Uncorrectable Error or Clock Watchdog Timeout. I tried updating all my drivers, which didn't help. I finally reinstall Windows from scratch, and it still BSOD'd, with the WHEA error. I'm not sure what is wrong at this point. People have been saying from research online that this could be a CPU, GPU, or RAM problem. I haven't been able to rule any of them out because the BSOD's are so random that I could be watching a show and it would crash, or I could be launching a game as untaxing as Duck Game and it would BSOD my PC. What do you suggest I do? I also have ran memtest overnight and it found no errors with my RAM through all 4 passes.
My PC specs are as follows: (nothing has changed between me trying to hackintosh to today)
Intel i7 4790k
Corsair CX500 PSU
16GB Gskill Ripjaws X RAM
Nvidia GTX 1080 Superclocked
250GB Samsung 840 EVO
8TB of WD storage (Distributed among Blue, Green and Black)
Here's a dump file if you guys want to try and interpret it: https://mega.nz/#!DzRyUQbQ!4viELrE3Z4vqzcWg9yM5BZLpyn3lbs69e85aw8skpUU
From the BSODViewer, I can only possibly say that the shutdown was called on by the CPU. That's it though, I have no idea what the other stuff means.
None of my USB devices have changed, and if anything, there are fewer devices since I moved into college.
Thanks in advance, this is starting to get really frustrating.
so recently I tried hackintoshing my PC, needless to say after countless hours spent and college starting, I gave up on it as it was giving me way too many issues. At the end, it also made it so that my PC would bluescreen as soon as it booted Windows, so I had to reset it with personal files intact.
Literally every day after that, my PC would BSOD at least twice every day, showing me either WHEA Uncorrectable Error or Clock Watchdog Timeout. I tried updating all my drivers, which didn't help. I finally reinstall Windows from scratch, and it still BSOD'd, with the WHEA error. I'm not sure what is wrong at this point. People have been saying from research online that this could be a CPU, GPU, or RAM problem. I haven't been able to rule any of them out because the BSOD's are so random that I could be watching a show and it would crash, or I could be launching a game as untaxing as Duck Game and it would BSOD my PC. What do you suggest I do? I also have ran memtest overnight and it found no errors with my RAM through all 4 passes.
My PC specs are as follows: (nothing has changed between me trying to hackintosh to today)
Intel i7 4790k
Corsair CX500 PSU
16GB Gskill Ripjaws X RAM
Nvidia GTX 1080 Superclocked
250GB Samsung 840 EVO
8TB of WD storage (Distributed among Blue, Green and Black)
Here's a dump file if you guys want to try and interpret it: https://mega.nz/#!DzRyUQbQ!4viELrE3Z4vqzcWg9yM5BZLpyn3lbs69e85aw8skpUU
From the BSODViewer, I can only possibly say that the shutdown was called on by the CPU. That's it though, I have no idea what the other stuff means.
None of my USB devices have changed, and if anything, there are fewer devices since I moved into college.
Thanks in advance, this is starting to get really frustrating.
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