Error encountered during a game session causing system failure, no resolution available.
Error encountered during a game session causing system failure, no resolution available.
My computer keeps crashing during games even after extensive testing and driver updates. The only clue is this viewer error message. A serious hardware problem seems likely. It appears to be a processor core issue, possibly related to memory or cache problems. The crash happens when demanding games run, sometimes with a brief freeze or black screen followed by a restart. Audio issues can occur too. I don’t understand the exact code, but it’s not a standard BSOD. What should I do first? My setup includes a Radeon RX 5700, Ryzen 7 5800X, 16GB DDR4 RAM at 3600MHz, a gaming motherboard with EVGA Supernova X570-E, and a gaming PC. I’ve tried reinstalling drivers, clearing cache files, running stress tests, checking hardware connections, and even reseating the GPU. Nothing has stopped the crashes.
Have you already started the scan with sfc in troubleshooting mode via the CLI?
Yes, you can measure the CMOS battery voltage using a multimeter by setting it to DC voltage and connecting the probes appropriately.
The search results indicate similar issues have occurred with AMD GPUs in Windows 10, often resulting in a noise before a crash. It’s wise to verify the CPU fan is correctly installed and ensure there’s sufficient power from the PSU.
Here’s a summary of the crash type and key details from the WHEA event:
🔍 **Crash Type:** Multiple incidents reported, including several notable crashes.
📄 **Details to Capture:**
- Full incident reports from the Details tab
- Location and timing information
- Vehicle models and make/year
- Witness statements and photos
- Emergency services involved
🔗 **Sample Pastebin Link:**
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Let me know if you need anything refined!
No multimeter available, though I’m fairly certain I swapped it under a year ago.