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Multiple crashes following a month of fixes and complete hardware & software swaps

Multiple crashes following a month of fixes and complete hardware & software swaps

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04-01-2023, 03:52 AM
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Hello! This is my first experience with online forums. I’m doing this because I’ve been struggling for a whole month trying to fix things on my own. I’ll keep it short, as it’s a long story. I just built a new gaming PC about a month ago, and since then, I’ve been facing repeated BSODs.

Initial specs: CPU 7600X, GPU 7900 XT, RAM 16GB (8x2), Kingstone Fury Beast 5200MHz, PSU: Cooler Master MWE 850 Gold V2 (80 PLUS Gold, 850W), flat black cables, 120mm HDB fan, high-temp T HDD: Crucial P3 Plus 1TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD (up to 5000MB/s), MSI B650 Pro Wifi.

I tried everything—Windows 10 and 11, reinstalled drivers, updated BIOS, used XMP, reset BIOS to defaults. Still no success. The BSODs kept changing, possibly due to BIOS updates or hardware issues. After all that troubleshooting and some online research, I suspected a hardware problem.

First, I swapped out my RAM and PSU with similar new parts, reinstalled Windows cleanly; nothing worked. Then I changed the SSD to a B650 Tomahawk, fresh Windows, drivers—still no help. Next, I switched the GPU to a 4070 Ti, again with a fresh install, no luck. Then I replaced the HDD with a Kingstone SSD, tried both XMP and disabled it, still nothing. Finally, I changed the RAM to a Crosair Vegnacne 32GB (16x2, 6000MHz, AMD Expo compatible), testing both settings.

I’ve reformatted my PC multiple times (around 20 times) and only have the latest dump files. I replaced every component except the CPU and fan, tried all software fixes, online searches, and even went through different BIOS versions. The issue still persists.

I’m hoping someone can help identify what’s wrong. I’m really hoping this problem isn’t just software—it could be hardware-related. Thanks for any advice!
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goolst2003
04-01-2023, 03:52 AM #1

Hello! This is my first experience with online forums. I’m doing this because I’ve been struggling for a whole month trying to fix things on my own. I’ll keep it short, as it’s a long story. I just built a new gaming PC about a month ago, and since then, I’ve been facing repeated BSODs.

Initial specs: CPU 7600X, GPU 7900 XT, RAM 16GB (8x2), Kingstone Fury Beast 5200MHz, PSU: Cooler Master MWE 850 Gold V2 (80 PLUS Gold, 850W), flat black cables, 120mm HDB fan, high-temp T HDD: Crucial P3 Plus 1TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD (up to 5000MB/s), MSI B650 Pro Wifi.

I tried everything—Windows 10 and 11, reinstalled drivers, updated BIOS, used XMP, reset BIOS to defaults. Still no success. The BSODs kept changing, possibly due to BIOS updates or hardware issues. After all that troubleshooting and some online research, I suspected a hardware problem.

First, I swapped out my RAM and PSU with similar new parts, reinstalled Windows cleanly; nothing worked. Then I changed the SSD to a B650 Tomahawk, fresh Windows, drivers—still no help. Next, I switched the GPU to a 4070 Ti, again with a fresh install, no luck. Then I replaced the HDD with a Kingstone SSD, tried both XMP and disabled it, still nothing. Finally, I changed the RAM to a Crosair Vegnacne 32GB (16x2, 6000MHz, AMD Expo compatible), testing both settings.

I’ve reformatted my PC multiple times (around 20 times) and only have the latest dump files. I replaced every component except the CPU and fan, tried all software fixes, online searches, and even went through different BIOS versions. The issue still persists.

I’m hoping someone can help identify what’s wrong. I’m really hoping this problem isn’t just software—it could be hardware-related. Thanks for any advice!

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