Breach of unauthorized access during the transition to 32Gb RAM
Breach of unauthorized access during the transition to 32Gb RAM
Hello everyone, I’m facing an unusual problem with my PC. It has an AMD Ryzen 5 2600X CPU, an Asus B450-f gaming motherboard, and a Gigabyte RTX 2070 Windforce graphics card. Initially, I installed two 8 GB sticks of Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600 DDR4 RAM at 3200 MHz. About three months ago, I upgraded to a 32 GB kit. Since then, my system has experienced minor and increasingly serious issues—primarily frequent crashes of Mordhau, often accompanied by multiple blue screens each day. These crashes seem linked to VirtualBox, though they started only with Mordhau. Recently, other games have also stopped working, sometimes displaying warnings about illegal access violations. I suspect the new RAM might be the culprit. I ran a Windows RAM test but got no results. After removing the new RAM and testing for a day, there were no crashes. Then I reinstalled the old RAM and, after roughly ten minutes, Mordhau crashed again, possibly due to an illegal access violation. It appears the problem could stem from having 32 GB of RAM installed. Is this related to the motherboard or the CPU? I’m not sure where it’s coming from, and any advice would be greatly appreciated. Edit: Chrome also reported an illegal access violation.
Check if XMP is active in your BIOS. Overclocking RAM is possible but requires caution. Review AIDA64 and HWInfo for any unusual warnings or notes.
Is XMP Intel proprietary? I checked quickly and didn’t see any such claims. The RAM operates at the automatically assigned rate. No odd reports in AID64 or HWInfo.
It could be referred to as docp on your computer, Intel typically uses XMP, while AMD often does, but usually DOCP is the standard.