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5800x and Windows BSODs

5800x and Windows BSODs

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GumiBears
Senior Member
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08-31-2021, 01:59 PM
#21
It crashed at 3200 MHz and 1.35 volts. If all four RAM sticks work, the memory controller might be weak (fixable by raising voltage) or faulty (voltage bump could help short-term but the chip will eventually fail).
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GumiBears
08-31-2021, 01:59 PM #21

It crashed at 3200 MHz and 1.35 volts. If all four RAM sticks work, the memory controller might be weak (fixable by raising voltage) or faulty (voltage bump could help short-term but the chip will eventually fail).

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SpookyJay
Member
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08-31-2021, 03:34 PM
#22
Update was extremely quick, lasting just 25 seconds on two. It then restarted very slowly. I’ll skip XMP for two and check if it crashes again—this might mean a new Intel build. I’m not confident about any main parts.
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SpookyJay
08-31-2021, 03:34 PM #22

Update was extremely quick, lasting just 25 seconds on two. It then restarted very slowly. I’ll skip XMP for two and check if it crashes again—this might mean a new Intel build. I’m not confident about any main parts.

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Quentu3D
Junior Member
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09-08-2021, 10:19 AM
#23
It's possible you misinterpreted my message, but I can't be certain it's solely about the processor. I'm not sure if replacing it will resolve everything. If that's your intention, you might want to reach out to AMD for an RMA and they can investigate further.
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Quentu3D
09-08-2021, 10:19 AM #23

It's possible you misinterpreted my message, but I can't be certain it's solely about the processor. I'm not sure if replacing it will resolve everything. If that's your intention, you might want to reach out to AMD for an RMA and they can investigate further.

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Left_RiteClick
Junior Member
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09-08-2021, 01:56 PM
#24
I realize it might not be the processor after all. Based on what I've tried, it could point to memory, CPU, or motherboard issues, or even the GPU. The problem is that I'm stuck trying to figure it out. Now rift didn't crash and it didn't fail with XMP enabled, which makes me think the CPU might be the culprit. But that would mean I have to compromise on my build. I just want a PC that meets my needs—something decent enough for what I do, maybe with a bit more flexibility. When I was younger, I used to tinker with my setup to get it working, but now I'm older. Life isn't long enough to battle silicon anymore. It will win eventually. You've all been really kind, and it's possible this is stable now. I can live with a little limitation, but I'm still worried about what might come next. I also know I have no certainty the next one will be better, but at least I can return it for a replacement if needed.
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Left_RiteClick
09-08-2021, 01:56 PM #24

I realize it might not be the processor after all. Based on what I've tried, it could point to memory, CPU, or motherboard issues, or even the GPU. The problem is that I'm stuck trying to figure it out. Now rift didn't crash and it didn't fail with XMP enabled, which makes me think the CPU might be the culprit. But that would mean I have to compromise on my build. I just want a PC that meets my needs—something decent enough for what I do, maybe with a bit more flexibility. When I was younger, I used to tinker with my setup to get it working, but now I'm older. Life isn't long enough to battle silicon anymore. It will win eventually. You've all been really kind, and it's possible this is stable now. I can live with a little limitation, but I'm still worried about what might come next. I also know I have no certainty the next one will be better, but at least I can return it for a replacement if needed.

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nameehasan
Member
231
09-08-2021, 03:40 PM
#25
I believe the CPU is the issue, as suggested by @Bjoolz. Send in a replacement and verify with HWinfo for "TLB Errors." You might notice them increasing while using the PC.
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nameehasan
09-08-2021, 03:40 PM #25

I believe the CPU is the issue, as suggested by @Bjoolz. Send in a replacement and verify with HWinfo for "TLB Errors." You might notice them increasing while using the PC.

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