Does the Random process stop functioning properly?
Does the Random process stop functioning properly?
I searched for that sandbox and didn’t find anything. I also checked this window and saw it’s unchecked, so it seems unlikely.
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The TV was updated to the latest version after receiving it, and I double-checked now—there are no new updates.
I plan to re-plug everything tomorrow and see the results!
Regarding reliability history, I’ve already shared those screenshots; they mostly show the program crashing or closing without specific reasons. I received "Unreal engine" errors in Wuthering Waves a few times, but it’s generally similar to other games. I also want to remind you that I reinstalled Windows three times during this troubleshooting phase (within a week), so the current OS is at most a week old—no older logs available.
P.S. I’ve been using a single 1x RAM slot (third from the left) and it’s been more stable. Playing with slots 1, 2, or 4 caused more crashes; now slot 3 seems better, though it crashed once after some time. Not sure if it’s just luck—I haven’t played much lately and will do more testing soon. Right now I’m running a single 1x32GB drive (the other one is on hold).
Replaced all the cables and similar things, but the issue remains unchanged—still experiencing frequent crashes. It seems using a smaller portion of RAM might help slightly, though I'm not sure. Could be that the RAM is more capable than my CPU? The CPU's maximum it can handle is 5600, while my RAM is much faster (not using XMP, no changes).
Hi! Merry Christmas!
Update: I took out my Vertical GPU holder and now it seems I experience almost no more crashes (I had some issues at first but it’s been a week and everything is fine). Could anyone clarify what might have caused this or what could be wrong with the holder?
Hi, the problem remains unresolved. Could you share any Speccy details or information so we can review the codes? I'm experiencing hair loss, crashes in games, and errors—system stability is an issue.