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Addressing ongoing BSOD with Event 41 and no available dump file

Addressing ongoing BSOD with Event 41 and no available dump file

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kreptedcannon
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11-26-2021, 12:23 PM
#21
I understand, plus 0.05v isn’t clearly an undervolt warning. I thought it might just be a joke. I adjusted +0.05v on both the CPU Core and SOC via the BIOS. Running with a single RAM stick kept things stable for about half an hour without any crashes. Is there a quicker, more reliable method to check the memory controller without stressing out by playing games? I noticed that even with one stick earlier it lasted over an hour, but then crashed eventually. I’m short on time and can’t tweak settings extensively, so if you have a better way to verify the CPU temperature without risking damage, that would be great. Also, I heard your system handled temperatures up to around 70°C without issues with the overvoltage setting.
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kreptedcannon
11-26-2021, 12:23 PM #21

I understand, plus 0.05v isn’t clearly an undervolt warning. I thought it might just be a joke. I adjusted +0.05v on both the CPU Core and SOC via the BIOS. Running with a single RAM stick kept things stable for about half an hour without any crashes. Is there a quicker, more reliable method to check the memory controller without stressing out by playing games? I noticed that even with one stick earlier it lasted over an hour, but then crashed eventually. I’m short on time and can’t tweak settings extensively, so if you have a better way to verify the CPU temperature without risking damage, that would be great. Also, I heard your system handled temperatures up to around 70°C without issues with the overvoltage setting.

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samosaara
Member
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12-02-2021, 07:44 AM
#22
Avoid testing memory controller and RAM together. Check one at a time to verify RAM performance. If issues arise with either stick, try both simultaneously and then adjust voltage settings while using both.
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samosaara
12-02-2021, 07:44 AM #22

Avoid testing memory controller and RAM together. Check one at a time to verify RAM performance. If issues arise with either stick, try both simultaneously and then adjust voltage settings while using both.

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Axx_pack88
Junior Member
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12-02-2021, 08:15 AM
#23
It will likely take some time to resolve this. Thank you for your quick replies before. I'm having a busy start to the semester, which means I don't have as much time to troubleshoot. Apologies if I haven't been more responsive myself.
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Axx_pack88
12-02-2021, 08:15 AM #23

It will likely take some time to resolve this. Thank you for your quick replies before. I'm having a busy start to the semester, which means I don't have as much time to troubleshoot. Apologies if I haven't been more responsive myself.

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LuckySoda
Member
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12-02-2021, 03:33 PM
#24
I've tried a small increase in voltage and so far it hasn't caused any issues. However, I believe more testing is needed. How likely do you think this adjustment could resolve the whole problem?
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LuckySoda
12-02-2021, 03:33 PM #24

I've tried a small increase in voltage and so far it hasn't caused any issues. However, I believe more testing is needed. How likely do you think this adjustment could resolve the whole problem?

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lesley199
Junior Member
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12-02-2021, 06:56 PM
#25
It might just be enough to ensure stability. Occasionally you receive silicon that reacts strongly. The drawing I made of the silicone lottery resulted in a highly sensitive GPU.
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lesley199
12-02-2021, 06:56 PM #25

It might just be enough to ensure stability. Occasionally you receive silicon that reacts strongly. The drawing I made of the silicone lottery resulted in a highly sensitive GPU.

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