October 2008,21 AUS
Hi
Are you over clocking your CPU ?
* Check the CPU specifications, and system BIOS settings
Is your CPU overheating ?
* Set the temperature alarms in the BIOS to detect over heating conditions
Newer architecture CPUs have self monitoring capabilities to allow them to detect
execution inconsistencies.
Should an inconsistency be detected a (M)achine (C)heck (E)xception event occurs, resulting in a report and a system halt.
Try using the kernel parameter
ide=nodma
If the CPU is being over clocked and/or overheating then the problem is serious, either use the CPU at its physical rating, over clock it to a lower degree, and/or inspect the physical CPU and heatsink assembly to see if the physical contact between the two is inefficient and causing the problem.
Hope that helps
Chris
Last edited by cgtueno; 10-20-2008 at 08:18 AM.
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