Everest can't run benches I've got an issue that's effecting Everest. I can't run any benches. tests hangs as shown I can't close anything, have to use task manager. This will terminate the main programme & the bench screen, but the everest process is left running & will only close with a restart of the pc I'm using Vista 64 I had been running with a DFI LANPARTY JR 790GX-M3H5 & Phenom II x4 955 then switchrd to an Intel build I7 920 with a Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD4P all drivers etc., had seemed top upddate fine the only issue I have is this. I read about deleting everest .ini but can't see one in the folder. I've tried several everst 5.0 versions from new folders with same result. Have tried a new install on a different partition & everest runs as normal. Would be great if there's a fix that anyone can think of as it would save me a hell of a lot of installing :) Switching between Intel & AMD & vice versa is something i'll probably be doing regularly. Wondered if anyone else has had similar issues |
I use a Core i7 920 with the UD5, not had any trouble running Everest. Have you used Prime95 and LinX to test your system for stability, specifically the memory? |
yes stability is fine just benches don't run :) |
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posted a thread over on http://www.lavalys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=4208 in the end only option seems to be a fresh install. Given the CPU-Z issue I have a strong suspision it's ati stuff. |
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when you ran CPU-Z it got to the 4~5th loading bar & hung. CPU-z support were red hot though & helped me sort it. I found that the DMI needed to be set to 0 (disabled) in the CPU-z.ini ran fine then, only with no info in ther mobo tab. Again this was caused by a driver issue or something. On a clean install it had no isssues. the same bug effected any utility that uses CPU-Z engine. OCCT hung for the same reason, but couldn't be debugged in the same way. |
If drivers are the problem it might be worth removing all the non-standard drivers on your installation and install only that latest (or an older version if the latest versions are causing the problem) drivers. |
well from my findings yesterday the favourite culprit is tha ati CCC and drivers, which caused cpu-z to hang again yesterday on the 2nd machine. The everest issue has been cured all be it painfully by a fresh install. It's not the OS install that takes the time, it's installing all you favourite apps etc., again that's the @*?# pain. |
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