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*Updated* EUE Like Crazy! Lately, my SMP client is EUEing like crazy. I've already reinstalled the client, but that didn't fix much. I'm going to check my overclock next, but does anyone got a clue why I'm getting so much EUEs? Code: [22:29:13] Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home. |
Delete the core (just the core), and let it redownload the latest. That usually fixes EUE's. Unless your card is shot of course. |
Corestatus C0000005 can mean memory errors according to this link: CoreStatus codes - FaHWiki Check your OC. Run memtest first and check for memory errors, the run a prime blend test for a while. Also, never hurts to make sure you install outside the Program files folder under Vista/7. |
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The install is in a folder of its own already. |
You can also try turning off UAC, and make sure you run as admin as outlined in Zero's guide in the stickies. Windows might be managing memory for F@H funny. But start with memtest86+ , and then prime as I mentioned. Looks like a memory or memory controller issue. |
From personal experience I write this kind of thing down to OC failure due to higher ambient temps in the summer. I've seen this kind of behaviour so many times now that I make it a point to dial my OC down a couple of notches after the first couple of EUEs I see in the spring/summer months. |
same here watch ya temps. 2c difference will make it eul |
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It was the RAM. I achieved my OC while in this summer heat, so in the winter, I might actually be able to push it to 4Ghz. |
lately i gave up on clocks, focusing on stability. too many headaches for only 20% more points lol |
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