Error 0xa000001

[Methanis]

Since i got a new graphic card i get this error: 0xa0000001

 

I dont know what to do about it. 

 

I got Windows 8 and Sapphire HD 7950 with 3 GB boost. 

 

Already tried Benmarking, checked my memory cards, and updated my drivers to 14.4 with DirectX11. Also did a troubleshooting and rated my pc, the lowest score was a 5.9 for primary HArd disk

 

Everytime i try to watch a video or play a game my pc gets wierd dots and crashes after that with the 0xa000001 error.

 

How can this be fixed?

[darkspeedy26]

double posted > @ mods: remove?

[Liam-McShane]

To solve the issue for me i disabled hardware acceleration for Google Chrome and all other applications i could disable it on.

[Toxic Tom]

Sounds like an access violation error. It could be a driver fault?

[Methanis]

Sounds like an access violation error. It could be a driver fault?

 

Already tried the graphic card in a friend's computer with same drivers and works perfectly in his pc

[Toxic Tom]

Already tried the graphic card in a friend's computer with same drivers and works perfectly in his pc

Well it could easily be conflicting with another driver on your pc, it's quite hard to diagnose driver conflicts...

[Wats]

In your other thread, you said you use a 300W psu? Include your whole rig in a list please.

[LukaP]

 

Since i got a new graphic card i get this error: 0xa0000001

 

I dont know what to do about it. 

 

I got Windows 8 and Sapphire HD 7950 with 3 GB boost. 

 

Already tried Benmarking, checked my memory cards, and updated my drivers to 14.4 with DirectX11. Also did a troubleshooting and rated my pc, the lowest score was a 5.9 for primary HArd disk

 

Everytime i try to watch a video or play a game my pc gets wierd dots and crashes after that with the 0xa000001 error.

 

How can this be fixed?

 

this is a power error. your card doesnt get enough power cuz of the shit psu.

 

get an 80+ bronze 600W unit from someone like seasonic or corsair or so and it will work. and get that psu out before it dies and takes your components with it

[Bartelsh]

this is a power error. your card doesnt get enough power cuz of the shit psu.

 

get an 80+ bronze 600W unit from someone like seasonic or corsair or so and it will work. and get that psu out before it dies and takes your components with it

true dat

[solomongrundy]

if thedisplay  is distorting, it usually means hardware failure. Either gpu core or gpu memory...as long as everything's running stock.