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Asus Xonar D2X -- cmudaxp.sys BSOD!!

grangervoldemort

Can we confirm that the BSOD error file does in fact point to the soundcard please?

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8 hours ago, kuddlesworth9419 said:

Sound cars are subjected to digital noise inside the PC. This means that when you are listening to music with an internal sound card you will get some level of interference, it's simply not possible to not. Some cards have "shielding" but this won't work at all, it's simply not shielding enough. That is why you put the sound card outside of the PC and shield it entirely. It eliminates nearly all of the digital noise you get leading to a far more consistent clean sound. 

 

There is a DAC on your sound card PCB, that is essentially the point of a sound card. It converts digital information to an analogue sound so you can actually hear it. If you have interference the DAC will convert the interference to analogue audio. This is not what you want at all. But if you turn the DAC into an external part it no longer get's the same level of interference leading to a far better result in converting digital to analogue. The one job your DAC is meant to do is to as cleanly as possible convert digital to analogue if it's not doing that reasonably well then it's not doing it's job.

 

And considering if you get an external DAC manufactured by experienced audio manufacturers you will for sure experience far less problems and features that are far better implemented.

 

If I was you and I was at one point because I also had an ASUS Xonar card a very long time ago I would ditch the internal cards and pick up a cheap USB DAC. It's the sort of thing that you plug in and it works straight away with no hassle at all. It's been plugged in for years now and never had any problems at all. I use a Fiio E10 none K. There are a bunch of manufacturers to go to, Fiio is very good, SMSL, OnkyoxDuoo, schiit. If youw ant any other recommendations go here https://www.reddit.com/r/ZReviews/ just tell them your budget and they will tell you what is best. But honestly anything from those manufacturers is going to be superb. 

 

Once again never buy any internal sound card, they are all trash. 

Don't be obsessed and fanatical about one thing man. Chill.

 

Appreciate your feedback.

- Core i5 3570k
- GA-Z77X-D3H -- REV 1.0

- Samsung Green 8GB DDR3 C11 1600Mhz 30nm
- Gigabyte HD 7870 OC Windforce 3x 2GB

- Corsair TX 650W

 

- Asus Xonar D2X PCI-E

- TP-Link Wireless N Adapter TL-WDN4800
- Bluetooth Adapter - TRUST 17772

 

- OS Drive Crucial MX500 500GB

 

- Samsung BluRay ODD


Lian Li SATA power switch BZ-H06B
BitFenix Recon Internet-Connected Fan Controller
Zalman CNPS9500AT with Zalman ZM-CS5B CNPS Clip Support

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The BSOD

DEC 18 BSOD.jpg

- Core i5 3570k
- GA-Z77X-D3H -- REV 1.0

- Samsung Green 8GB DDR3 C11 1600Mhz 30nm
- Gigabyte HD 7870 OC Windforce 3x 2GB

- Corsair TX 650W

 

- Asus Xonar D2X PCI-E

- TP-Link Wireless N Adapter TL-WDN4800
- Bluetooth Adapter - TRUST 17772

 

- OS Drive Crucial MX500 500GB

 

- Samsung BluRay ODD


Lian Li SATA power switch BZ-H06B
BitFenix Recon Internet-Connected Fan Controller
Zalman CNPS9500AT with Zalman ZM-CS5B CNPS Clip Support

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Minor correction. I'm using the drivers supplied with the card... there was some mentioning, in the comments section of the supplier about faulty drivers but I used the win 7 drivers with succes on my 10 pro

4 hours ago, grangervoldemort said:

Can we confirm that the BSOD error file does in fact point to the soundcard please?


I'm not sure if that is the case but I might have misread your story.

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- Core i5 3570k
- GA-Z77X-D3H -- REV 1.0

- Samsung Green 8GB DDR3 C11 1600Mhz 30nm
- Gigabyte HD 7870 OC Windforce 3x 2GB

- Corsair TX 650W

 

- Asus Xonar D2X PCI-E

- TP-Link Wireless N Adapter TL-WDN4800
- Bluetooth Adapter - TRUST 17772

 

- OS Drive Crucial MX500 500GB

 

- Samsung BluRay ODD


Lian Li SATA power switch BZ-H06B
BitFenix Recon Internet-Connected Fan Controller
Zalman CNPS9500AT with Zalman ZM-CS5B CNPS Clip Support

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Still happening having uninstalled asus drivers and installed unix driver mo bob v1.75

- Core i5 3570k
- GA-Z77X-D3H -- REV 1.0

- Samsung Green 8GB DDR3 C11 1600Mhz 30nm
- Gigabyte HD 7870 OC Windforce 3x 2GB

- Corsair TX 650W

 

- Asus Xonar D2X PCI-E

- TP-Link Wireless N Adapter TL-WDN4800
- Bluetooth Adapter - TRUST 17772

 

- OS Drive Crucial MX500 500GB

 

- Samsung BluRay ODD


Lian Li SATA power switch BZ-H06B
BitFenix Recon Internet-Connected Fan Controller
Zalman CNPS9500AT with Zalman ZM-CS5B CNPS Clip Support

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If you Google ''cmudaxp.sys BSOD'' you will find many other forum threads with people having the same issue.

- Core i5 3570k
- GA-Z77X-D3H -- REV 1.0

- Samsung Green 8GB DDR3 C11 1600Mhz 30nm
- Gigabyte HD 7870 OC Windforce 3x 2GB

- Corsair TX 650W

 

- Asus Xonar D2X PCI-E

- TP-Link Wireless N Adapter TL-WDN4800
- Bluetooth Adapter - TRUST 17772

 

- OS Drive Crucial MX500 500GB

 

- Samsung BluRay ODD


Lian Li SATA power switch BZ-H06B
BitFenix Recon Internet-Connected Fan Controller
Zalman CNPS9500AT with Zalman ZM-CS5B CNPS Clip Support

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