Setting up Windows 11 leads to system crashes.
Setting up Windows 11 leads to system crashes.
It seems like the problem might not be there. I haven’t noticed any issues with them. Another potential cause of problems could be excessive heat on the CPU. Try loosening the screws on the cooler slightly, about a quarter of a turn, and check if that improves things.
The software has resumed working after the Windows reinstallation.
Dealing with issues like this means checking if the parts cannon should be used to test other components if something fails. Is this a newly assembled unit or has it been running for some time before problems appeared? Was the build done by you personally or by someone else? Are any components still covered under warranty? I’d prefer to return what’s available and order replacement parts if needed. Alternatively, I can initiate an RMA for the affected components—CPU, memory, mainboard, and CPU itself. I’d start by checking the disk first, then the mainboard, memory, and finally the CPU. A contact frame for the CPU might also be necessary since it often bends in the middle.
I created it and it's an improved version. Every component was swapped from the original PC I assembled. I've faced some problems, but not severe enough to cause BSOD. That occurred just a few days ago. I also don't recall updating Windows or drivers. I think I should have the warranty for most parts except my GPU, SSD, and maybe the power supply.
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Another NVMe option is always available, though it might not fit the current budget. I suspect this isn’t related to a GPU problem. Could you tell me what power supply unit you’re using? Anything under 1000W could be problematic, but not in this case. It’s simple to check if your system fails without the GPU. I went through the thread again—have you reset your BIOS after the update? That’s crucial because changes there might load invalid settings from previous configurations, leading to issues. If everything else fails, I’d recommend sending in the mainboard CPU and RAM for replacement.
Haha, true. Might pick one up to test, could always use a few extra tb. My psu is a RM1000x from Corsair, and I've tested and never had any issues with running out of power etc (that I know of). I tried clearing CMOS and reinstalling but I still got bsod. I'll try remove my CPU and checking mb to see that no pins are ruined. Then I'll ask for an RMA. Thanks for the help! I'll get back to the thread for updates.
I reviewed the board and noticed that the pins appear to be bent evenly. I’m not sure if this was always the case or if it’s normal. The pictures I took show the pins clearly. They look too symmetrical to be incorrect, though I’m not sure what to think.