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Hades666201
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07-04-2016, 05:17 PM
#21
I still think there might be a memory issue, but if one of your cores is failing, that's another concern. It's probably better to overvolt or underclock the CPU since it seems unstable at default settings. I ran Memtest once and got one pass without issues, but it might have been testing the CPU again? Did I configure it incorrectly?
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Hades666201
07-04-2016, 05:17 PM #21

I still think there might be a memory issue, but if one of your cores is failing, that's another concern. It's probably better to overvolt or underclock the CPU since it seems unstable at default settings. I ran Memtest once and got one pass without issues, but it might have been testing the CPU again? Did I configure it incorrectly?

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DerpyLOL
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07-04-2016, 06:04 PM
#22
No, Memtest checks your RAM. The CPU is involved during the process, but the primary focus is on the RAM.
Your computer runs smoothly so far. The Prime95 issue remains concerning. Try using your PC for a few days to check if it continues to crash.
In case of doubt, save any crucial data you don’t want to lose from your PC, such as on a USB drive. Although unlikely, CPU and RAM errors can still damage data.
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DerpyLOL
07-04-2016, 06:04 PM #22

No, Memtest checks your RAM. The CPU is involved during the process, but the primary focus is on the RAM.
Your computer runs smoothly so far. The Prime95 issue remains concerning. Try using your PC for a few days to check if it continues to crash.
In case of doubt, save any crucial data you don’t want to lose from your PC, such as on a USB drive. Although unlikely, CPU and RAM errors can still damage data.

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josiecatz__10
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07-04-2016, 11:15 PM
#23
Ethanmarti1598 clarified that Memtest checks RAM performance, not the CPU directly. The system runs smoothly so far, but Prime95 still raises concerns. It might help to let the PC rest for a few days and observe if crashes persist. Back up any crucial files to an external drive just in case, as CPU or RAM issues can damage data. Before starting Memtest, a BSOD appeared—PC stability seems questionable. Games often crash during playback, and BSODs are common.
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josiecatz__10
07-04-2016, 11:15 PM #23

Ethanmarti1598 clarified that Memtest checks RAM performance, not the CPU directly. The system runs smoothly so far, but Prime95 still raises concerns. It might help to let the PC rest for a few days and observe if crashes persist. Back up any crucial files to an external drive just in case, as CPU or RAM issues can damage data. Before starting Memtest, a BSOD appeared—PC stability seems questionable. Games often crash during playback, and BSODs are common.

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Ayella
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07-10-2016, 08:36 AM
#24
Would you like me to restart your system? Corrupted files often lead to BSODs, no matter what hardware is involved. Given that it's been unstable for some time, I think your system is likely in trouble.
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Ayella
07-10-2016, 08:36 AM #24

Would you like me to restart your system? Corrupted files often lead to BSODs, no matter what hardware is involved. Given that it's been unstable for some time, I think your system is likely in trouble.

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BHLxNJx
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07-10-2016, 09:42 AM
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Would you like me to restart your system? A corrupted file setup can lead to BSODs no matter what hardware you have. Given it's been unstable for a while, I think your system is really struggling. Should I perform a full wipe or reinstall Windows?
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BHLxNJx
07-10-2016, 09:42 AM #25

Would you like me to restart your system? A corrupted file setup can lead to BSODs no matter what hardware you have. Given it's been unstable for a while, I think your system is really struggling. Should I perform a full wipe or reinstall Windows?

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