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<blockquote data-quote="AberDino" data-source="post: 137646" data-attributes="member: 11575">Well, I'm having the same random reboot issues (I also have a nova-t 500!) and am at a bit of a loss as well. It's not specifically related to MP, as I have the same random reboot issue in MCE. Also, MP doesn't log anything at the time of the crash. I've carried out a successful overnight <a href="http://www.memtest.org/" target="_blank">memtest86+</a>, temperature is definitely not an issue, and neither is the power supply.As you might know, even though the nova-t 500 is a PCI card, it is actually a USB tuner fitted on a PCI card with a USB controller (VIA). Based on bad experiences in the past with VIA chipsets, I was very disappointed to find this out after I bought the card. Based on various recommendations, I have already replaced the VIA USB drivers with Microsoft's generic drivers.I have also configured Windows to provide a full memory dump, which I can then analyse in Microsoft's debugging tools for Windows. I can't make too much sense of my crash dump, but it does point to the nova-t 500. It would be interesting to compare your bug check code against mine:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AberDino, post: 137646, member: 11575"] Well, I'm having the same random reboot issues (I also have a nova-t 500!) and am at a bit of a loss as well. It's not specifically related to MP, as I have the same random reboot issue in MCE. Also, MP doesn't log anything at the time of the crash. I've carried out a successful overnight [url=http://www.memtest.org/]memtest86+[/url], temperature is definitely not an issue, and neither is the power supply. As you might know, even though the nova-t 500 is a PCI card, it is actually a USB tuner fitted on a PCI card with a USB controller (VIA). Based on bad experiences in the past with VIA chipsets, I was very disappointed to find this out after I bought the card. Based on various recommendations, I have already replaced the VIA USB drivers with Microsoft's generic drivers. I have also configured Windows to provide a full memory dump, which I can then analyse in Microsoft's debugging tools for Windows. I can't make too much sense of my crash dump, but it does point to the nova-t 500. It would be interesting to compare your bug check code against mine: [/QUOTE]

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