F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop I can assist you with your AM5 system. What specific help do you need?

I can assist you with your AM5 system. What specific help do you need?

I can assist you with your AM5 system. What specific help do you need?

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farazofbuscus
Member
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03-13-2022, 12:37 AM
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CPU model: 7600x RAM setup: G.Skill Ripjaws S5 16GB (F5-5200J4040A16GX1-RS5K). Added RAM for testing: Kingston Fury Beast RGB 16GB 5600MT/s DDR5 CL36 (KF556C36BBEA-16). Motherboard: MSI PRO A620M-E. BIOS version: 7E28v13. GPU: GeForce RTX 2070 Super. I upgraded CPU, RAM, and motherboard expecting stability. However, I consistently face crashes and BSODs lasting over five minutes. Memory errors appear during these incidents. On startup, I notice a red CPU indicator and yellow DRAM lights, which disappear quickly and allow the system to boot normally. Initially suspected faulty RAM, but after replacement, the issue persists. I’ve purchased another RAM and another motherboard, yet problems continue. Stress testing with CineBench showed no issues. System memory tested via adia64 revealed a hardware failure within minutes. This raises concerns about CPU or motherboard faults. Also, during UE4 gameplay, I encounter a fatal error due to an unhandled exception at address 0xffffffffffffffff. What could explain these recurring failures?
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farazofbuscus
03-13-2022, 12:37 AM #1

CPU model: 7600x RAM setup: G.Skill Ripjaws S5 16GB (F5-5200J4040A16GX1-RS5K). Added RAM for testing: Kingston Fury Beast RGB 16GB 5600MT/s DDR5 CL36 (KF556C36BBEA-16). Motherboard: MSI PRO A620M-E. BIOS version: 7E28v13. GPU: GeForce RTX 2070 Super. I upgraded CPU, RAM, and motherboard expecting stability. However, I consistently face crashes and BSODs lasting over five minutes. Memory errors appear during these incidents. On startup, I notice a red CPU indicator and yellow DRAM lights, which disappear quickly and allow the system to boot normally. Initially suspected faulty RAM, but after replacement, the issue persists. I’ve purchased another RAM and another motherboard, yet problems continue. Stress testing with CineBench showed no issues. System memory tested via adia64 revealed a hardware failure within minutes. This raises concerns about CPU or motherboard faults. Also, during UE4 gameplay, I encounter a fatal error due to an unhandled exception at address 0xffffffffffffffff. What could explain these recurring failures?

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WZ_Paz25
Member
51
03-13-2022, 01:52 AM
#2
Test with standard RAM speed (4800MHz for DDR5). Observe any problems. If issues arise, change the memory type while keeping the CPU constant—swapping CPU is less common.
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WZ_Paz25
03-13-2022, 01:52 AM #2

Test with standard RAM speed (4800MHz for DDR5). Observe any problems. If issues arise, change the memory type while keeping the CPU constant—swapping CPU is less common.

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DeadlyKiller06
Member
91
03-13-2022, 06:18 AM
#3
I'm testing it at the standard setting and encountering the same issues again.
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DeadlyKiller06
03-13-2022, 06:18 AM #3

I'm testing it at the standard setting and encountering the same issues again.

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yona1234
Junior Member
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03-13-2022, 10:59 AM
#4
It might stem from various causes, involving both software and hardware aspects. If you haven’t reinstalled Windows or drivers after the upgrade, begin by examining the software side. Use Display Driver Uninstaller to fully remove your GPU driver, then install a fresh one manually—possibly using the built-in GPU from the CPU during the process, or even reinstalling Windows entirely. Remember, updates will begin automatically once you connect to the internet after installation. On the hardware front, test each RAM stick across its respective channel to determine if any are faulty. If everything appears normal, inspect the CPU for bent pins by re-seating it.
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yona1234
03-13-2022, 10:59 AM #4

It might stem from various causes, involving both software and hardware aspects. If you haven’t reinstalled Windows or drivers after the upgrade, begin by examining the software side. Use Display Driver Uninstaller to fully remove your GPU driver, then install a fresh one manually—possibly using the built-in GPU from the CPU during the process, or even reinstalling Windows entirely. Remember, updates will begin automatically once you connect to the internet after installation. On the hardware front, test each RAM stick across its respective channel to determine if any are faulty. If everything appears normal, inspect the CPU for bent pins by re-seating it.

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xInfamousx
Junior Member
10
03-13-2022, 05:12 PM
#5
Did you do a fresh install of Windows? Then update BIOS, update all the drivers? If so, since it's happening to multiple RAM kits.. I'd say the motherboard off the top of my head. I assume you have plenty of quality PSU as well.
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xInfamousx
03-13-2022, 05:12 PM #5

Did you do a fresh install of Windows? Then update BIOS, update all the drivers? If so, since it's happening to multiple RAM kits.. I'd say the motherboard off the top of my head. I assume you have plenty of quality PSU as well.

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Adabelle
Senior Member
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03-14-2022, 09:38 PM
#6
I own a Thermaltake 550W and have been using it for the past three years.
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Adabelle
03-14-2022, 09:38 PM #6

I own a Thermaltake 550W and have been using it for the past three years.

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crazymouse264
Member
61
04-04-2022, 10:11 AM
#7
Sure, I'll definitely give it a shot. I've reinstalled Windows several times before.
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crazymouse264
04-04-2022, 10:11 AM #7

Sure, I'll definitely give it a shot. I've reinstalled Windows several times before.

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sarg182298
Junior Member
45
04-04-2022, 11:56 AM
#8
Hey! You're experiencing crashes, BSODs, and memory issues. Your system has a lot of RAM (2x16GB), a strong CPU, and a good GPU. The BIOS is up to date, but you're seeing errors during memory tests. Consider running more intensive diagnostics and checking for any driver conflicts.
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sarg182298
04-04-2022, 11:56 AM #8

Hey! You're experiencing crashes, BSODs, and memory issues. Your system has a lot of RAM (2x16GB), a strong CPU, and a good GPU. The BIOS is up to date, but you're seeing errors during memory tests. Consider running more intensive diagnostics and checking for any driver conflicts.

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Mr_Ice_555
Junior Member
15
04-06-2022, 01:57 AM
#9
I experience identical issues too. Blue screens and crashes after short periods. Specs: RAM 2x16GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000MHz, CPU Ryzen 5 7600X, Motherboard MSI PRO 650M-P, GPU NVIDIA MSI 4060ti 16GB. I tried adjusting RAM speed in BIOS after seeing forums suggest it might help, but in Forza Horizon 5 it still closes after two minutes. Also, I encountered three random blue screens today. Anyone have any suggestions on what might be causing this?
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Mr_Ice_555
04-06-2022, 01:57 AM #9

I experience identical issues too. Blue screens and crashes after short periods. Specs: RAM 2x16GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000MHz, CPU Ryzen 5 7600X, Motherboard MSI PRO 650M-P, GPU NVIDIA MSI 4060ti 16GB. I tried adjusting RAM speed in BIOS after seeing forums suggest it might help, but in Forza Horizon 5 it still closes after two minutes. Also, I encountered three random blue screens today. Anyone have any suggestions on what might be causing this?