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Yay Zandvoort! It deserves a good digital rendition, considering that might soon be the only way to still enjoy the track...

Changed RAM frequency to DDR4-1333 MHz in bios as a friend of mine suggested. That was yesterday, yesterday no crash. Today however, it crashed again during V, though it took roughly twice as long before it crashed.

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I don't have an extra PSU no, definitely not one of same or higher power outputs. I thought it wouldn't be a defective PSU since after a reset it can go on for hours in V. I can try and look for one... might take a while though. I think I'm gonna check all the cables again this weekend, see if it's all attached properly. Also ran a Check Disk outside of windows and it found 0 errors: EDIT: trying to use RealTemp while playing V, it crashed again. I noticed that during the freeze, the Caps Lock light would not come on when pressing the key... Still no idea what Filter Manager has to do with it, still no idea why that's always the last process in the log file before the Critical entry of the crash. EDIT2: decided to get BlueScreenView. Strangely the last DMP file was made may 22nd while I use (and crash) the pc daily with no exceptions. Switching to BSOD view, XP style, mentions: ''Technical Information: *** STOP: 0x00000124 (0x0000000000000004, 0xffffe0011b79f038, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000) *** hal.dll - Address 0xfffff802779e4213 base at 0xfffff802779ad000 DateStamp 0x538bade8''

Largest engine is a 625hp one. I thought the Volvo and Scania's go up to over 700 hp?

After one haul I'm already considering getting back in the Scania. Regardless of how true to real they could be, the sounds of the truck are imo awful. At low speeds, such as when reversing a trailer (which you might have to do once in a while...) it sounds like a mix between an electric RC car and a car with those friction wheelsets that make a scraping noise when you pushed it. At high engine speeds, the engine sounds good, as I'd expect from a truck, but when you then let it roll out (or if you use CC a lot and the truck is not applying extra throttle), it sounds like there's a start/stop function on the engine turning it off to freewheel a bit. In addition to that the indicators have a pretty harsh sound. Again, no idea if the real truck sounds like it too, but just my opinion on it.

Took me over 1,5 hour today of ETS2 playing but eventually, ''luckilly'' the PC still crashed :D. Once again not detecting the TP Link adapter after I hit reset, I pulled it out. Pulling it out is what then caused the pc to show a blue screen (not BSOD blue but a softer shade of blue) with the :( smiley and saying something including ''the pc encountered a problem and must be rebooted''. Yes, screen still passes too fast for me to read it properly. EDIT: not that it helps considering the big interweb gives no conclusive answer ofcourse, but all my Event 41 Kernel Power crashes (the crash this whole topic is about) are preceded by Filter Manager loaded events.

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I have overcome a fear of mine..... and now it's on for a rush to the bowl.

Good one, didn't think of that. @Ozz: I have TP link, keyboard and receiver of mouse in the PC. At the back, one cable of the speakerset, HDMI for the monitor, a cable for my headset microphone, and the powercable ofcourse. I only really recharge my phone through pc but that takes like 2 hours and then I remove the cable again (I thought maybe a permanent yet unused cable might also affect this but it doesn't). I got ETS2 and V on steam, yes. 3ds max not, but that also once made my system crash in the same way, when I had to open up the car from my signature picture to reassign dozens and dozens of textures (their paths changed due to new pc and hdd setup so 3ds looked at non-existing locations).

Chipset drivers were updated through MSI Live Update yesterday (7885 BIOS, Intel ME drivers, Intel chipset drivers, VIA USB 3.0 drivers, ASMedia USB 3.0 drivers and Realtek HD Audio drivers). As a double check: the Intel Driver Update Utility could not find anything outdated on my system. Yes, mouse and keyboard are USB (and the TP link thing too). Already swapped ports a few times as first thing I did to try and fix this, but as you read it has not helped unfortunately. Booting with nothing plugged sounds a bit weird to do because then I can't start say ETS2, GTA V or 3ds max, which I need to cause the crash. Just idling the pc or just browsing the web isn't kicking the system at all, I need ''heavy'' applications for that. So I need to have a mouse or keyboard connected for at least a few seconds.

As for above post: I tried to look into the bios settings for memory but didn't understand a lot of the settings so I just kept them the way they are. Voltage for memory was listed as 1.2V so I know not to mess that one up. As for the rest: having this issue happening every day in the same severity is not enough, it keeps getting worse now. Since recently, the crash can now happen twice in a row, showing a smack on the reset button is not 100% of the times enough to make it work properly until it gets a new overnight rest (which seems to be an important factor in this). Not new is that several times my TP link adapter for internet sometimes just doesn't get recognized after reset, meaning I have to replug it, but since a few days the pc now likes to skip the keyboard and mouse, meaning I can now reset my computer up to 4 times (ye I can replug the stuff... takes more time and is still an issue): 1) reset after crash 2) reset because keyboard/mouse don't work 3) reset because Windows/pc detected there's a problem and attempt automatic recovery, which didn't work because it just knows ''oh I didn't shut down properly'' and the massive error screen with a :( emoticon is gone way too fast to read anything on it. 4) another reset because automatic recovery doesn't work and just asks you to restart yet again

Game is confirmed to be night time only btw (incase it hasn't been mentioned yet). If the roads are permanently wet or that there might be a weather system, nothing said on that so far.

Yesterday I updated BIOS, several Intel related software things and Realtek Audio drivers. I bet the restarting during those installs prevented the pc from crashing as it didn't crash all day long. Today it did crash again however after first startup. So updating that stuff didn't do the trick. On to find more possible solutions, perhaps I should soon check the BIOS what voltage the memory runs on... the RAM I got is advertized to run on 1.2V. I also read people had simply swapped sata ports for the HDD's, but the way I connected them is how it was recommended in the manual AND how it was necessary. If I change sataports, my mobo might miss on detecting one or more HDD's so I can't do that.

EDIT: You are right, it is a 1985 930. Compare front bumpers, far protruding exhaust pipes and the cut above the rear wheels. Took some searching, but this is the RWB car they based it on: Original message: I'm not too sure on that (care to explain why it's a 930?), because it seems to be at the very least heavily based on Pandora One, which is a '90 Carrera 4: Noticed this when an article hinted at real life tuning, possibly with RWB taking the 911's. And what do you know? They did a bright green 911, which is a 964, looking veeeeeeeery similar to the one in the trailer. Very similar yes, because the game car seems to feature a central air intake in the bumper which Pandora One doesn't have.

1-series coupe traffic car is in the trailer as well (0:14 onwards). No doubt there are more licensed traffic cars (like Ford F-series pickups) but for me a 1-series traffic car actually stands out a bit.

I sort of had that idea they would do that. A while ago a friend of mine dug into the new files after the update in which they added busstops to the world. He found a map used for busstops, which I managed to track down to an area in Finland (not in the DLC though, no part of scandinavia... :/ ) SCS for world domination!

More rivets than Sydney Harbour Bridge too.

I find the cities generic too. Yes the styling is quite different from the rest of Europe (streets without sidewalks, ped crossings, new design/yard of companies), but that's the only difference. Inside of Scandinavia it pretty much looks the same as the mainland and island (UK) cities do. Still liking it though :D No regrets I paid the full 18 euros, maybe also because we all can see how serious SCS takes this work despite being so small.

NFS World 2? Considering it contains 3 different games (aka 3 different worlds) combined? NFS World was a combination of previous games.

What happened so far (and what I remember): - Fire for #29 R8 when it needed refuelling. - Fire for #26 Z4, one of the pitcrew taken to hospital for further treatment but nothing too serious. - Bentley #85, a dark green Continental GT that seems to be special for British people went out of the race with suspension damage, but would return to the race later this evening. - SLS #2 lost a rear wheel. Driver attempted with on-board toolkit to get it reattached but it was too broken. Car will not return to race. - Glickenhaus' car still in the race, position 16 at moment of writing. As far as track conditions are concerned: mostly dry, but it has been raining in some parts of the track several times already.

I'd go for the 350Z, I like the cleaner more simple looks of it compared to the bit overstyled 370Z.

Done that, with settings as below. Did 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16GB, formatted the drive first before copying files on it until there was less than 5MB left, in some cases less than 500kb left. Nothing happened.

I installed ImDisk. What exactly do I do now? I can make a new virtual drive called X of 2GB large, but then what do I do? How do I 'fill' it? And what exactly am I looking for as identification of something going wrong?