Extreme BSOD issues affecting a modern high-performance computer.
Extreme BSOD issues affecting a modern high-performance computer.
I uploaded four of your latest dump files today. Appreciate your update!
The notable aspect is that the "driver power state" bsods are uncommon. I turned off USB power saving and haven't used it since then. The AMDI2C.sys bsods seem to be the primary cause, often appearing within seconds after booting into Windows. Could this indicate a hardware problem with the board? I recently installed the latest chipset update from just a few days ago, so I'm checking if that helped. For now, I'll continue running memtest with various memory setups to rule out memory issues (which take a long time). Did you happen to view the video linked in the original post? It clearly shows the issue. I’ll uninstall gcc right away, thanks for the suggestion!
It might happen, but I’d prefer more dump files. A memory glitch could mistakenly point to the same driver multiple times across just four dumps—unlikely, but not impossible. When memory problems occur, they tend to blame the drive with corrupted data, though this is usually an assumption rather than a direct indication.
You only store five dump files in your Minidump folder at once. There seems to be a limit there, possibly because older files are removed when new ones are added. The oldest file might get deleted if a newer one is created. Regarding the AMD64 system memory write issue, the PC appears to freeze after writing the dump, which should normally trigger a reboot.