Excessive BSOD occurrences are happening frequently.
Excessive BSOD occurrences are happening frequently.
1. Is your CPU connected to the power supply?
2. Restart BIOS (you must recreate the XMP profile); it will set BIOS to default.
3. Is your memory listed on the support registry (usually fine but possible).
4. We require Prime95 and Furmark; optional Cinebench or HW Monitor for temperatures. Execute each separately for 20 minutes and ensure no BSOD occurs simultaneously.
WARNING!!!! Furmark is intended for stress testing your GPU—no damage has occurred to me or anyone I know, but I always caution others. Also, run cinebenchr23 or an older version to verify CPU specifications.
Yes, you can run Prime95 and Furmark together. "CPU run in spec" means the processor is set to match its maximum capacity as defined in the system settings.
Each result stands independently. If stability is maintained simultaneously, a consistent score will appear. Generally, scores for similar models like your Ryzen 3600 CPU should align closely, such as around 3519 for Cinebench R20. Some scores reach 3575, but dropping to 2950 in Cinebench R20 suggests inconsistency. We understand there must be an issue.
Sure thing! I’ll keep your ideas in mind and update you whenever you’re ready.
I just used Prime95 and worker #6 stopped immediately at the beginning.
Attempted to use one RAM stick at a time, yet the issue continues. Worker #6 frequently halts. It seems like a CPU-related concern.