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11900k + Asus z590-A crashing issue

11900k + Asus z590-A crashing issue

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Silvinha10
Senior Member
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06-16-2021, 03:31 AM
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You recently got the Z590 Plus with Wi-Fi and a 11900k, but you're still facing the same problem. The BIOS was updated and a clean install was done—still frustrating. I'm trying to disable C states and see if that helps. A fix is needed soon.
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Silvinha10
06-16-2021, 03:31 AM #21

You recently got the Z590 Plus with Wi-Fi and a 11900k, but you're still facing the same problem. The BIOS was updated and a clean install was done—still frustrating. I'm trying to disable C states and see if that helps. A fix is needed soon.

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Crazyglo
Member
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06-16-2021, 04:41 AM
#22
MSI z590 gaming force + 11700k is being processed. Watchdog timeout triggered BSOD. Recent issues spaced about two weeks apart; this one occurred twice in five hours. Event viewer indicates hardware failure as the main cause—possibly due to a delayed driver or device response. This appears to be a broad problem affecting the z590/11th gen Intel platform. Using an NVMe 970 Evo+ drive on another slot might help determine if the fix works.
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Crazyglo
06-16-2021, 04:41 AM #22

MSI z590 gaming force + 11700k is being processed. Watchdog timeout triggered BSOD. Recent issues spaced about two weeks apart; this one occurred twice in five hours. Event viewer indicates hardware failure as the main cause—possibly due to a delayed driver or device response. This appears to be a broad problem affecting the z590/11th gen Intel platform. Using an NVMe 970 Evo+ drive on another slot might help determine if the fix works.

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zamys
Senior Member
690
06-16-2021, 11:20 AM
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Asus Prime Z590-A paired with 11900K still faces the same issue. The clock_watchdog_timeout bsod appears to reset unpredictably every few hours. Several discussions suggest a CPU fault. Although it's made in China, it's batch V108xxxxx and not the V110 model I've heard about potentially having this problem. I've turned off C States now and will let it run, hoping for a positive outcome. Full system specs: Asus Prime Z590A I9-11900K with 64GB RAM (2x32GB at 3600), Samsung 1TB NVMe 980 Pro (M.2).
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zamys
06-16-2021, 11:20 AM #23

Asus Prime Z590-A paired with 11900K still faces the same issue. The clock_watchdog_timeout bsod appears to reset unpredictably every few hours. Several discussions suggest a CPU fault. Although it's made in China, it's batch V108xxxxx and not the V110 model I've heard about potentially having this problem. I've turned off C States now and will let it run, hoping for a positive outcome. Full system specs: Asus Prime Z590A I9-11900K with 64GB RAM (2x32GB at 3600), Samsung 1TB NVMe 980 Pro (M.2).

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Cra123
Senior Member
251
06-16-2021, 03:55 PM
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Share your outcome after turning off the C state. I'm experiencing repeated BSODs again. The frequency seems low, about once or twice daily. I plan to check the event viewer. It appears to be Kernel Power version 41. Could there be a power supply issue? I'm thinking about purchasing a new Gen3/4 M.2 SSD (excluding Samsung) to test it. A fresh PC with this problem is frustrating.
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Cra123
06-16-2021, 03:55 PM #24

Share your outcome after turning off the C state. I'm experiencing repeated BSODs again. The frequency seems low, about once or twice daily. I plan to check the event viewer. It appears to be Kernel Power version 41. Could there be a power supply issue? I'm thinking about purchasing a new Gen3/4 M.2 SSD (excluding Samsung) to test it. A fresh PC with this problem is frustrating.

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Momootje
Junior Member
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06-17-2021, 10:26 PM
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It appears many users experience BSOD with Z590/11900K and "SAMSUNG EVO SSD." Is there someone else facing this issue without a SAMSUNG SSD?
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Momootje
06-17-2021, 10:26 PM #25

It appears many users experience BSOD with Z590/11900K and "SAMSUNG EVO SSD." Is there someone else facing this issue without a SAMSUNG SSD?

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