F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop I don’t understand what occurred and I’m unsure about next steps.

I don’t understand what occurred and I’m unsure about next steps.

I don’t understand what occurred and I’m unsure about next steps.

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MadiMadi
Junior Member
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05-02-2020, 12:25 PM
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I’ve owned this PC for nearly a year without issues. Recently, after updating my graphics drivers, it started crashing frequently. Even when using DDU in safe mode, the crashes persisted, followed by a severe BSOD. Security features are active, I have D.O.C.P enabled, and there’s no overclocking. After resetting the system, the same problems reappeared. I’m unsure how to proceed and would appreciate guidance. Hardware details: 5600x TUF gaming board, B550-pro Evga 2060, 12GB + 16GB SSD, XPG Adata 3200 CL-16, Intel i7-1165G7, NVMe (boot) 4TB, Seagate Barracuda HDD.
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MadiMadi
05-02-2020, 12:25 PM #1

I’ve owned this PC for nearly a year without issues. Recently, after updating my graphics drivers, it started crashing frequently. Even when using DDU in safe mode, the crashes persisted, followed by a severe BSOD. Security features are active, I have D.O.C.P enabled, and there’s no overclocking. After resetting the system, the same problems reappeared. I’m unsure how to proceed and would appreciate guidance. Hardware details: 5600x TUF gaming board, B550-pro Evga 2060, 12GB + 16GB SSD, XPG Adata 3200 CL-16, Intel i7-1165G7, NVMe (boot) 4TB, Seagate Barracuda HDD.

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Saphir02
Junior Member
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05-02-2020, 01:30 PM
#2
Here are some intriguing visuals. It’s frustrating you’re facing these problems. When you mention resetting your PC, do you mean you’ve reinstalled Windows? Have you attempted to run Windows in Safe Mode to determine if this issue continues? When does it typically fail? The crash screen you described mainly points to hardware problems across various parts, including voltage concerns. I believe the most effective approach is to locate the memory dump associated with the BSOD and examine it. Or provide it to someone who can assist in interpreting it. It should reveal more details about the moments leading up to the failure.
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Saphir02
05-02-2020, 01:30 PM #2

Here are some intriguing visuals. It’s frustrating you’re facing these problems. When you mention resetting your PC, do you mean you’ve reinstalled Windows? Have you attempted to run Windows in Safe Mode to determine if this issue continues? When does it typically fail? The crash screen you described mainly points to hardware problems across various parts, including voltage concerns. I believe the most effective approach is to locate the memory dump associated with the BSOD and examine it. Or provide it to someone who can assist in interpreting it. It should reveal more details about the moments leading up to the failure.