Hello guys, i tried to put my score but CPU Validator show me:

Upload: ok

Dump Corrupted.!

I tried to save its already three times

 

This is the screen:

Edited August 26, 201212 yr by Stermy57

system is very unstable then

yes, pci clock is too high as well.

try to save it on a usb flash disk and not on the hdd.

I have a stripped XP that always corrupt CPUz dumps. I'd try to validate at stock settings if the advice above doesn't help you... If it doesn't validate at stock, something you need for a legit CPUz valid is stripped out of the OS.

system is very unstable then

 

Yes, but is a bug of CPU-Z...

Because even if it crashes after a few seconds, i can make the screen and the CPU-Z's Validate...

 

yes, pci clock is too high as well.

try to save it on a usb flash disk and not on the hdd.

If you use a Quantum Fireball you can set the PCI bus speed up to 62Mhz

So this is not a problem...

 

I have a stripped XP that always corrupt CPUz dumps. I'd try to validate at stock settings if the advice above doesn't help you... If it doesn't validate at stock, something you need for a legit CPUz valid is stripped out of the OS.

uhhh this is interesting, i tried it tomorrow

better listen Turrican. It's not OS related this time as you can validate at lower clocks. Even use of QF is not a solution sometimes as these clocks may stress not HDD itself but the IDE controller also. Try setting lower DMA mode for hard disk in bios (i.e. UDMA3 or MWUDMA-2) or use usb stick.

better listen Turrican. It's not OS related this time as you can validate at lower clocks. Even use of QF is not a solution sometimes as these clocks may stress not HDD itself but the IDE controller also. Try setting lower DMA mode for hard disk in bios (i.e. UDMA3 or MWUDMA-2) or use usb stick.

 

Thanks

but i have already set the PIO Mode to 2 and the UDMA mode to 0...

In this situation i think that the ram module is unstable...

finally

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