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Error occurred: "Uncorrectable error"

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__NightFox_
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07-18-2021, 03:54 PM
#1
Hey there, friends. I've noticed a few issues lately. Over the past days, I'm encountering a blue screen when playing the free online MMO "Lost Ark." It seems this problem is specific to the game. After installing Windows 11, the blue screen appears quickly, making it hard to read the stopcode. Prior to that, Windows 10 was installed and the blue screen would freeze at 0% with the message "Whea uncorrectable error." I've only managed to capture screenshots from the event log right after the crash. So far, my troubleshooting steps have been: restarting the PC, resetting BIOS, updating BIOS and drivers, installing a fresh Windows version, testing each RAM stick separately in different slots, using the Memory Diagnostic Tool, trying other games without issues, running Cinebench benchmarks, checking temperatures during gameplay, and using a specific power supply and motherboard. My system specs are: Intel 3900X with Deepcool cooling, 32GB RAM, Crucial RAM modules, Zotac 560W Gold power supply, Seasonic 1TB M.2, Samsung Pro Evo 970 Plus, plus two SSDs from Crucial.
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__NightFox_
07-18-2021, 03:54 PM #1

Hey there, friends. I've noticed a few issues lately. Over the past days, I'm encountering a blue screen when playing the free online MMO "Lost Ark." It seems this problem is specific to the game. After installing Windows 11, the blue screen appears quickly, making it hard to read the stopcode. Prior to that, Windows 10 was installed and the blue screen would freeze at 0% with the message "Whea uncorrectable error." I've only managed to capture screenshots from the event log right after the crash. So far, my troubleshooting steps have been: restarting the PC, resetting BIOS, updating BIOS and drivers, installing a fresh Windows version, testing each RAM stick separately in different slots, using the Memory Diagnostic Tool, trying other games without issues, running Cinebench benchmarks, checking temperatures during gameplay, and using a specific power supply and motherboard. My system specs are: Intel 3900X with Deepcool cooling, 32GB RAM, Crucial RAM modules, Zotac 560W Gold power supply, Seasonic 1TB M.2, Samsung Pro Evo 970 Plus, plus two SSDs from Crucial.

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fabopoulos
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07-18-2021, 04:09 PM
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fabopoulos
07-18-2021, 04:09 PM #2

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Gam72
Junior Member
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08-06-2021, 04:34 AM
#3
you're wondering why it feels like a CPU issue even though everything seems normal. most likely, it's actually the game itself causing the problem. cpus usually only fail due to physical damage, and other components like chipset drivers are less likely to be the culprit. try running the 3dmark firestrike demo from steam to test. reset your bios without changing any settings and see if the error persists. also, check for recent game updates around the time it started. the issue might be related to secure boot or a specific error code—screenshots could help clarify.
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Gam72
08-06-2021, 04:34 AM #3

you're wondering why it feels like a CPU issue even though everything seems normal. most likely, it's actually the game itself causing the problem. cpus usually only fail due to physical damage, and other components like chipset drivers are less likely to be the culprit. try running the 3dmark firestrike demo from steam to test. reset your bios without changing any settings and see if the error persists. also, check for recent game updates around the time it started. the issue might be related to secure boot or a specific error code—screenshots could help clarify.

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pa55w0rd
Member
181
08-06-2021, 05:15 AM
#4
@Mark Kaine I suspect the issue lies with the CPU. I already checked the RAM and both sticks performed identically. I ran the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool and AIDA64 Extreme, both showed no errors. Most online sources point to the CPU as the cause. The game had no problems for months before. I also updated the chipset driver to the latest version. The event log screenshot matches the image I posted in my first update.
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pa55w0rd
08-06-2021, 05:15 AM #4

@Mark Kaine I suspect the issue lies with the CPU. I already checked the RAM and both sticks performed identically. I ran the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool and AIDA64 Extreme, both showed no errors. Most online sources point to the CPU as the cause. The game had no problems for months before. I also updated the chipset driver to the latest version. The event log screenshot matches the image I posted in my first update.