AMD64 3200 + Asus K8V SE Deluxe Cool and Quiet brings up BSOD PFN_LIST_CORRUPT

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Addy

Hi ,

after flashing the BIOS of my K8V to Rev. 1003, which I hoped would solve my
problems with getting CnQ to work, actually made my problems worse. Without
CnQ, using QFan the MoBo runs quite well, but I´d like to get CnQ to work as
the PC runs day and night and electricity isn´t as cheap as it used to be.

But to the problem. When I switch on CnQ in the bios (and do all other
things required in the manual) my pc starts up and shows a BSOD saying
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT. If I turn CnQ off, there is no such problem. When I start
up WinXP in safe mode, there is no BSOD either. The PFN_LIST_CORRUPT seems
to be linked to bad RAM or bad driver behaviour.

Anybody had the same problem ?

Addy

My AMD64-PC

Asus K8V SE Deluxe, Athlon64 3200, 2x512MB Infineon DDR 400, Radeon 9600XT
ultimate, 1x160 GB Samsung SATA, Benq 822A DVDR.
 
I don't have your mobo, but I know that new doesn't always mean better. I
have a Chaintech VNF3-250 mobo, and tried the latest BIOS dated 4/30/2004
and my system would reboot without warning, or sometimes it would be
proceeded with a buzzing noise. When I reverted back to the older BIOS, the
problem disappeared. But I ams stuck with a BIOS that reports my CPU temp
at 12C, instead of 37C
 
Early 2 Riz said:
I don't have your mobo, but I know that new doesn't always mean better. I
have a Chaintech VNF3-250 mobo, and tried the latest BIOS dated 4/30/2004
and my system would reboot without warning, or sometimes it would be
proceeded with a buzzing noise. When I reverted back to the older BIOS, the
problem disappeared. But I ams stuck with a BIOS that reports my CPU temp
at 12C, instead of 37C
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Hi,
I considered going back to an earlier BIOS but that would mean other trouble
and the CnQ didn´t work then either.

Addy
 
Cool and Quiet doesn't exist on Nforce3 250 motherboards, so that is not
even a problem here. <g>
 
Early 2 Riz said:
Cool and Quiet doesn't exist on Nforce3 250 motherboards, so that is not
even a problem here. <g>
Click to expand...

Are you certain about that? My Epox EP-8KDA3j has it.
 
Cool and Quiet doesn't exist on Nforce3 250 motherboards, so that is not
even a problem here. <g>
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Aopen AK86-L bios 1.11 is supposed to have cool and quiet, but it's
grayed out in my bios for some reason. Some conflicting setting or ??
 
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT and IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

Hi,

I had PFN_LIST_CORRUPT 32 times; IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL 28 times; Microsoft said it´s a driver problem: they are wrong; it´s a memory problem; you should:

1 - Disable your overclocking;

2 - Check if your motherboard is dual channel and, if so, and if you have more than 1 memory modules, install it in slots of same color: blue or brown.

Sorry about my english.

hugs.

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Addy said:
Hi ,

after flashing the BIOS of my K8V to Rev. 1003, which I hoped would solve my
problems with getting CnQ to work, actually made my problems worse. Without
CnQ, using QFan the MoBo runs quite well, but I´d like to get CnQ to work as
the PC runs day and night and electricity isn´t as cheap as it used to be.

But to the problem. When I switch on CnQ in the bios (and do all other
things required in the manual) my pc starts up and shows a BSOD saying
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT. If I turn CnQ off, there is no such problem. When I start
up WinXP in safe mode, there is no BSOD either. The PFN_LIST_CORRUPT seems
to be linked to bad RAM or bad driver behaviour.

Anybody had the same problem ?

Addy

My AMD64-PC

Asus K8V SE Deluxe, Athlon64 3200, 2x512MB Infineon DDR 400, Radeon 9600XT
ultimate, 1x160 GB Samsung SATA, Benq 822A DVDR.
Click to expand...
 
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