Doubting about my holiness on this matter.
Doubting about my holiness on this matter.
The system has been unstable since installation, often failing to boot correctly. You experience random crashes, a boot loop after entering the password prompt, and occasional freezes during startup. After several attempts, it eventually boots normally after a few tries.
CHKDSK scans show no issues in normal Windows boot. After re-seating all parts, performance improves with demanding apps like Ableton. However, under heavy load, the system can freeze for up to 5 seconds before rebooting.
There seems to be inconsistency in RAM stick versions—some have a UK CE label while others don’t. This might affect stability, though performance remains unaffected when using one stick.
Your build has been offline for two weeks without any problems. The issue may relate to BIOS setup or hardware differences. If you're considering another build, it’s worth noting that your current configuration is functional but prone to occasional hiccups.
goldenagate
08-13-2021, 11:58 AM #1Start with your setup in mind. Your system runs an AMD 4500 Gigabyte 5600xt with 16GB RAM, an Exynx 5600XT processor, 1TB NVMe SSD, and a 500W power supply. It uses ASUS ROG Strix components without water cooling—just standard fans. You're running Windows 11 x64.
The system has been unstable since installation, often failing to boot correctly. You experience random crashes, a boot loop after entering the password prompt, and occasional freezes during startup. After several attempts, it eventually boots normally after a few tries.
CHKDSK scans show no issues in normal Windows boot. After re-seating all parts, performance improves with demanding apps like Ableton. However, under heavy load, the system can freeze for up to 5 seconds before rebooting.
There seems to be inconsistency in RAM stick versions—some have a UK CE label while others don’t. This might affect stability, though performance remains unaffected when using one stick.
Your build has been offline for two weeks without any problems. The issue may relate to BIOS setup or hardware differences. If you're considering another build, it’s worth noting that your current configuration is functional but prone to occasional hiccups.
AmericanGirl02
08-13-2021, 02:07 PM #2Check for memory issues by executing a complete test with Memtest86 or Memtest86+
superdavideito
08-29-2021, 01:34 AM #8I can't even upload anything to Windows anymore because of the Critical_process_died error. ;_;