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My broadwell (i5-2500k) windows desktop has started blue screening like crazy if I do large continous network transfers (i.e. saturating gigabit ethernet). I d
by compsciphd 9y ago
My broadwell (i5-2500k) windows desktop has started blue screening like crazy if I do large continous network transfers (i.e. saturating gigabit ethernet). I didn't have this problem before I rebooted for my most recent update.
I thought it might be memory, but an 8+ hour memory scan (windows internal one, not the normal linux one) didn't tickle any bad bits and its not erorring in any unique component, each time, it seems to be a different one (first I caught the blue screen, it was the network driver, that made sense, so I upgraded it, just in case), but then it started being ntfs and other things. wondering if its just limited to those arches, or others.
- Narishma 9y ago> My broadwell (i5-2500k) That's Sandy Bridge, 3 generations older than Broadwell.
- compsciphd 9y agoyou are correct, I actually looked it up, and meant sandy bridge (hence why I wrote "limited to those arches, or others"), but brain farted while writing.
- compsciphd 9y agoand apparently with the latest news, it perhaps wasn't all in my head https://newsroom.intel.com/news/firmware-updates-and-initial-performance-data-for-data-center-systems/ https://newsroom.intel.com/news/firmware-updates-and-initial...