F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Requirement for assistance regarding crashing //UPDATED WITH DMP FILES

Requirement for assistance regarding crashing //UPDATED WITH DMP FILES

Requirement for assistance regarding crashing //UPDATED WITH DMP FILES

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Lillmust
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04-21-2022, 08:44 PM
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Here’s a rephrased version of your text:

I own a mix of hardware from different manufacturers—specifically the 5600X, NH-D15, Asus Tuf 570 Pro (WiFi), and several other components. My setup includes two Hynix and two Samsung XFX 6700XT QICK 319 980 Pro drives, along with Crucial P2, MX100, and Corsair AX860i. The situation is quite unusual: when I launch certain games on my 980 Pro (like Halo Infinite or No Mans Sky), they load normally but then freeze unexpectedly, causing graphical glitches and errors. Through benchmarking, I’ve identified the exact conditions that trigger this issue.

My 980 Pro runs smoothly otherwise—supports Crystal Disk Mark, downloads at 1.5Gbps, and file transfers without trouble. However, under these specific game loads, it crashes entirely. This only happens when all components are active simultaneously, regardless of clock speed or stock settings. Switching to PCIe Gen 3 didn’t resolve the problem; my Crucial P2 started failing during games, vanished from the BIOS, but now it’s stable again and doesn’t crash on the MX100.

I suspect a CPU issue is at play. I’ve also noticed unusual memory performance metrics—read speeds have dropped significantly, and write speeds are slower than expected. The only way to trigger a crash seems to be when everything is pushed to its limits at once. Stress tests show the GPU can handle high loads (up to 240W), but the CPU struggles (around 140W). I’ve tried various BIOS versions and tested with different NVMe drives, but nothing changes the outcome.

I’m seeking advice or help—please let me know if you can assist. I’ve attached some Minidump files for further analysis. Thanks in advance!
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Lillmust
04-21-2022, 08:44 PM #1

Here’s a rephrased version of your text:

I own a mix of hardware from different manufacturers—specifically the 5600X, NH-D15, Asus Tuf 570 Pro (WiFi), and several other components. My setup includes two Hynix and two Samsung XFX 6700XT QICK 319 980 Pro drives, along with Crucial P2, MX100, and Corsair AX860i. The situation is quite unusual: when I launch certain games on my 980 Pro (like Halo Infinite or No Mans Sky), they load normally but then freeze unexpectedly, causing graphical glitches and errors. Through benchmarking, I’ve identified the exact conditions that trigger this issue.

My 980 Pro runs smoothly otherwise—supports Crystal Disk Mark, downloads at 1.5Gbps, and file transfers without trouble. However, under these specific game loads, it crashes entirely. This only happens when all components are active simultaneously, regardless of clock speed or stock settings. Switching to PCIe Gen 3 didn’t resolve the problem; my Crucial P2 started failing during games, vanished from the BIOS, but now it’s stable again and doesn’t crash on the MX100.

I suspect a CPU issue is at play. I’ve also noticed unusual memory performance metrics—read speeds have dropped significantly, and write speeds are slower than expected. The only way to trigger a crash seems to be when everything is pushed to its limits at once. Stress tests show the GPU can handle high loads (up to 240W), but the CPU struggles (around 140W). I’ve tried various BIOS versions and tested with different NVMe drives, but nothing changes the outcome.

I’m seeking advice or help—please let me know if you can assist. I’ve attached some Minidump files for further analysis. Thanks in advance!