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BSOD - ntoskernel, hal.dll
Info attached. Anyone know what caused this?
I was playing Mass Effect 3 at the time.
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Last edited by daninthemix; 13 Apr 2016 at 14:14.
BSOD - ntoskernel, hal.dll
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RAM Clock incompatibility, most probably.
Your RAM runs at ......
Which your motherboard does not support. It supports: In those latest systems like Skylake, the RAM is controlled by the CPU, your CPU supports: IMHO it would be safe to use a 2133 MHz RAM module.Code:Speed 2933MHz Manufacturer G-Skill Serial Number Asset Tag Number Part Number F4-3000C15-8GTZB
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So is that literally the only thing it could be? No other possibilities?
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Other possibilities are there, but as this one is prima facie, it should be taken care of. A hardware incompatibility is not desirable, and it alone can cause the BSODs.
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Okay, so a bit of background on the RAM. I deliberately bought DDR4-3000 memory because I wanted fast RAM. I enabled the XMP profile but found that @ 3000Mhz, sometimes the PC wouldn't POST. However, at 2933 it always POSTs.
I would be willing to drop it to 2800 if you think that would be worthwhile.
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Yeah, 2133 is stock (XMP disabled). If that's what it'll take for stability then, fine, but I would like faster memory if poss.
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2133 is way faster.
Get back to it. See how it goes. If it still BSODs, let us see another log.
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