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<blockquote data-quote="arion_p" data-source="post: 687956" data-attributes="member: 45945"><p>There is no way MP can cause this. </p><p>This is either a hardware issue, or a driver bug that is triggered by MP (but definitely not a bug in MP).</p><p></p><p>I would check PSU, memory, overheating.</p><p>To check PSU, temporarily attach a known good PSU that can supply enough power. Make sure all required power cables are connected (some motherbords and/or graphics cards have additional power requirements).</p><p>Check memory using a tool like MemTest86 / Memtest86+ and/or Win7 own memory test (I don't know how well Win7 memory test stress tests your memory, but the other 2 are almost infallible). Let PC do several iterations of the test (leave overnight or even a couple of days)</p><p>To check for overheating/CPU issues, use SuperPI. To check for GPU overheating search for a stress test tool for your particular GPU.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="arion_p, post: 687956, member: 45945"] There is no way MP can cause this. This is either a hardware issue, or a driver bug that is triggered by MP (but definitely not a bug in MP). I would check PSU, memory, overheating. To check PSU, temporarily attach a known good PSU that can supply enough power. Make sure all required power cables are connected (some motherbords and/or graphics cards have additional power requirements). Check memory using a tool like MemTest86 / Memtest86+ and/or Win7 own memory test (I don't know how well Win7 memory test stress tests your memory, but the other 2 are almost infallible). Let PC do several iterations of the test (leave overnight or even a couple of days) To check for overheating/CPU issues, use SuperPI. To check for GPU overheating search for a stress test tool for your particular GPU. [/QUOTE]
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