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Kernel panic: "Machine check: processor context corrupt" after install

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I am new to Linux and I am having issues after installing Ubuntu. I have tried multiple versions and all seem to give me the same issue. The Ubuntu Live CD worked and I used it to install Ubuntu alongside Windows 7. I got the following error after installing Ubuntu.

Kernel panic: "Machine check: processor context corrupt"

System specs:

x58 motherboard

12GB RAM

Core i7 processor

2 Nvidia GTX 580 video cards in SLI configuration

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answered 3 Years ago zebrla · Accepted Answer

Try running the memory tester from the install CD or GRUB menu(if you have one listed there). If there are no problems, visit your BIOS config system and enter the CPU features submenu. Disable SpeedStep, TurboMode, CxE, Virtualization, HT technology, QPI controller setting, and link fast mode. Keep resetting each until the system fails to boot, and leave it as such.

Refer to http://www.evga.com/support/manuals/files/132-BL-E758.pdf for BIOS manual