Problem with computer performance during high usage
Problem with computer performance during high usage
They're using the same drive, so I'll attempt installation on another SSD. Fingers crossed your issue resolves! @mumintroll Memtest86+ showed no errors after a full run.
I see the beta bios in question is being deliverd by Asrock so they should be good. But yeah allways a risk but a small one. Are u running the 5.20 now?
Ensure you're aware of your UEFI version. Execute the PowerShell command to retrieve BIOS details. Verify if XMP/DOCP are enabled before proceeding. Proceed with CoreCycler and observe error detection. Look for updates related to your Intel SSD and Crucial drives. Updated on December 28, 2023 by problemsolver
I spent the rest of the evening disassembling and cleaning my PC. After reassembly, I've been playing smoothly without any issues. Your response was appreciated!
Key points:
- MSinfo shows BIOS version 5.20, matching earlier in the discussion.
- XMP is enabled and running at rated speeds; I'll disable it if crashes return.
- Will try again once crashes occur or XMP remains ineffective.
- Currently using Memory and Storage tool, which reports drive unsupported.
- Updated Crucial Storage Executive to the latest driver version.
It seems like you're confirming the plan. Running the corecycler appears to be a solid choice, even with XMP set to 3200.