Handling the exception violation access
Handling the exception violation access
Check your system settings and ensure the game is compatible. Verify your internet connection and update your drivers. Disable any background apps that might interfere. Restart your computer if the issue persists.
What are your hardware details? Are XMP or DOCP activated? Is RAM placed in the correct slots?
XMP is turned off. CPU runs at 7600X. System uses Gigabyte X670 AORUS ELITE AX AMD X670 Mobo with MSI 3080 GPU. Equipped with 32GB RAM. Two and four slots are filled.
Thanks, I’ll update my bios soon. I haven’t done that since my first PC build, so I need to learn a bit more, huh? For RAM, I’m using a HyperX 5600MHz on a 4800MHz system because XMP is making the whole thing more unstable.
Consider updating the BIOS, as it often resolves memory problems, particularly on newer systems like AM5.
I haven't refreshed my bios yet, but I just received two bluescreens indicating a DPC watchdog violation and an IRLQ that isn<|pad|>, which seems related to memory issues. Based on what I found, it might be due to poor memory retention. Edit: I’m planning to update my bios now—recent mainboard updates include better memory compatibility.
The BIOS update didn’t resolve the issue at all; the same bluescreens and error messages persisted. Memtest showed no problems. The error indicated "bad memory management."
It worked well during the memory test, but the Windows crashes are unusual. Have you attempted running sfc /scannow via command prompt with admin rights? Click right-click on the prompt and choose run as administrator, then input the command to check for integrity issues. Could you share your current RAM speeds?
I'm asking about the meaning of BSODing and sfc in this situation. Also, the command prompt says a command doesn't exist. If it helps, I've tried restoring Windows a few times to fix some issues, including the RAM and general files. I'm using a Kinston Fury, not HyperX, and the recommended RAM timings are Cl40 - 40 -40. The package mentions it's Intel XMP certified, but I'm not sure if that helps here.