Ok everyone here's the problem. I recently built a new system with the following specs:
MSI Neo4 Platinum w/ nforce4 chipset
AMD 3500+ Winchester core
Corsair XMS TwinX1024
WD Raptor 72GB
Seagate 160GB 7200.7 w/ NCQ
LiteOn DVD Rom
LiteOn DVD Writer
MSI Geforce 6600GT
The problem that I'm noticing is that occassionally I'm receiving the following warning in the event viewer:
An error was detected on device \Device\Harddisk0\D during a paging operation.
When this error does occur it will be logged about 10 times consecutively in the event logs. I've run memtest86+, Prime95 torture test(~4 hours), SuperPi, and SiSoft Sandra tests without any problems. So it would appear that the CPU and memory seem to be in good working order. I've also run the windows diagnostic utility from Western Digital and both the quick and extended tests ran successfully without error. So the question is should I worry about this error if it really doesn't happen that often? Could this be an Nvidia SW IDE driver problem?
I would appreciate any feedback that anyone can provide? Thanks...
MSI Neo4 Platinum w/ nforce4 chipset
AMD 3500+ Winchester core
Corsair XMS TwinX1024
WD Raptor 72GB
Seagate 160GB 7200.7 w/ NCQ
LiteOn DVD Rom
LiteOn DVD Writer
MSI Geforce 6600GT
The problem that I'm noticing is that occassionally I'm receiving the following warning in the event viewer:
An error was detected on device \Device\Harddisk0\D during a paging operation.
When this error does occur it will be logged about 10 times consecutively in the event logs. I've run memtest86+, Prime95 torture test(~4 hours), SuperPi, and SiSoft Sandra tests without any problems. So it would appear that the CPU and memory seem to be in good working order. I've also run the windows diagnostic utility from Western Digital and both the quick and extended tests ran successfully without error. So the question is should I worry about this error if it really doesn't happen that often? Could this be an Nvidia SW IDE driver problem?
I would appreciate any feedback that anyone can provide? Thanks...