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Issue with PC freezing or crashing without BSOD, experiencing kernel power errors typically during moderate workloads?

Issue with PC freezing or crashing without BSOD, experiencing kernel power errors typically during moderate workloads?

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TwinkelK
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03-23-2025, 02:25 AM
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In the BIOS, switch the RAM back to the standard, non-XMP/DOCP configuration to maintain stability.
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TwinkelK
03-23-2025, 02:25 AM #21

In the BIOS, switch the RAM back to the standard, non-XMP/DOCP configuration to maintain stability.

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03-23-2025, 02:25 AM
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It has been a while since the last update, and I managed to install some new RAM that’s now approved for the motherboard. The performance and stability of my PC remain stable, though I haven’t used these sticks for an extended period. Still, it feels like something is off—my system seems to be running slower than usual, particularly when using web browsers. Sometimes I have to refresh the page three or four times just for YouTube thumbnails to load properly.

I experienced a crash before switching RAM, where no BSOD occurred while drawing. The crash report indicated an IRQL not less than or equal to threshold, and it mentioned a typical software issue, possibly due to a driver bug. It’s possible the problem was caused by my drawing tablet malfunctioning right before the crash. I also found a bug in Event Viewer (0x0000000a) that might be related.

Additionally, I’m noticing:
- Many distributed COM warnings and errors, though others are dismissed as non-critical
- Recent Schannel 36881 errors appearing
- Persistent corruption on the C: drive (NTFS error 55)

I’m not sure if this is related to the RAM sticks themselves, but these details might help. Any advice would be appreciated.
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citroPvP
03-23-2025, 02:25 AM #22

It has been a while since the last update, and I managed to install some new RAM that’s now approved for the motherboard. The performance and stability of my PC remain stable, though I haven’t used these sticks for an extended period. Still, it feels like something is off—my system seems to be running slower than usual, particularly when using web browsers. Sometimes I have to refresh the page three or four times just for YouTube thumbnails to load properly.

I experienced a crash before switching RAM, where no BSOD occurred while drawing. The crash report indicated an IRQL not less than or equal to threshold, and it mentioned a typical software issue, possibly due to a driver bug. It’s possible the problem was caused by my drawing tablet malfunctioning right before the crash. I also found a bug in Event Viewer (0x0000000a) that might be related.

Additionally, I’m noticing:
- Many distributed COM warnings and errors, though others are dismissed as non-critical
- Recent Schannel 36881 errors appearing
- Persistent corruption on the C: drive (NTFS error 55)

I’m not sure if this is related to the RAM sticks themselves, but these details might help. Any advice would be appreciated.

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finnm2002
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03-23-2025, 02:25 AM
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particularly on the web browser, occasionally I need to refresh the page three or four times just so the YT thumbnails display properly"
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finnm2002
03-23-2025, 02:25 AM #23

particularly on the web browser, occasionally I need to refresh the page three or four times just so the YT thumbnails display properly"

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