F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Restored from Windows 11 back to Windows 10 and there are no RAM problems now.

Restored from Windows 11 back to Windows 10 and there are no RAM problems now.

Restored from Windows 11 back to Windows 10 and there are no RAM problems now.

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Naane
Junior Member
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08-09-2018, 04:14 AM
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I'm still going through the testing phase, but over the past week I've been practicing backflips to understand why my RAM keeps crashing while playing WoW. TL;DR I switched back to Windows 10 and managed to adjust my GPU settings in-game to normal without any FPS drops or errors. Before that, I experienced crashes in Firefox and WoW when increasing graphics settings or opening too many tabs. Could something have changed after installing Windows 11? I attempted a BIOS update but decided not to try it again (TL;DR). I still need to figure out how to enable secure boot in my BIOS or risk being unable to install Windows 11 later. (I'm not very familiar with BIOS.) Overall, just relieved my old RAM is functioning properly right now. Thanks for your thoughts!
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Naane
08-09-2018, 04:14 AM #1

I'm still going through the testing phase, but over the past week I've been practicing backflips to understand why my RAM keeps crashing while playing WoW. TL;DR I switched back to Windows 10 and managed to adjust my GPU settings in-game to normal without any FPS drops or errors. Before that, I experienced crashes in Firefox and WoW when increasing graphics settings or opening too many tabs. Could something have changed after installing Windows 11? I attempted a BIOS update but decided not to try it again (TL;DR). I still need to figure out how to enable secure boot in my BIOS or risk being unable to install Windows 11 later. (I'm not very familiar with BIOS.) Overall, just relieved my old RAM is functioning properly right now. Thanks for your thoughts!

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Shadox94
Junior Member
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08-09-2018, 04:14 AM
#2
I encountered an issue with WoW recently, and a forum member recommended reverting from DirectX 12 back to DirectX 11 in the settings. That resolved the problem. DirectX 12 isn't compatible with WoW, so verify if that's the cause. Stay safe and good luck!
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Shadox94
08-09-2018, 04:14 AM #2

I encountered an issue with WoW recently, and a forum member recommended reverting from DirectX 12 back to DirectX 11 in the settings. That resolved the problem. DirectX 12 isn't compatible with WoW, so verify if that's the cause. Stay safe and good luck!