Issue with clock watchdog timeout and other BSOD occurrences
Issue with clock watchdog timeout and other BSOD occurrences
It wouldn't connect with the suspects we're tracking, which isn't ideal. You're looking for trends, so this falls under storage.
I’m not using overclocking anymore and I’ve set the BIOS back to its default settings. The chipset driver was updated, but it didn’t resolve the issue. Now the Unexpected_store_exception has also appeared, which makes me wonder if my SSD is faulty or if my CPU isn’t compatible with it. Problems began after installing the new SSD, and I’ve reinserted both components to rule out that as the cause.
Would you like me to adjust the position a bit more? It seems the core setting might be even lower than expected, or perhaps it's located in Tweaker's Paradise.
Unless you're using an OEM motherboard (well-known prebuilt brands such as Dell, HP, Acer, etc.), storage compatibility is essentially nonexistent. There are a few unusual exceptions, but they are quite uncommon. Most RAM errors tend to come from random sources, with no clear pattern linking them to specific RAM areas. The scarcity of dump files and the tendency for random issues to blame RAM suggest something else is at play. One remaining possibility is the motherboard itself—since everything connects through it, it often becomes a likely culprit, though it's still a bit of a stretch to point the finger there.