F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop System experienced a crash following three or longer hours of fresh installation.

System experienced a crash following three or longer hours of fresh installation.

System experienced a crash following three or longer hours of fresh installation.

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raider112233
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07-21-2021, 07:25 AM
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Hello everyone, I recently assembled a new PC in a HYTE Y60 case. It features an ASUS TUF RTX3060 Ti AMD ROG X570 Crosshair VIII Hero motherboard, a Ryzen 9 5900X with a CorSAIR Vengeance RGB PRO 32GB (2x16GB) and three 120mm RGB fans. I also have a ROG RYUJIN II 360 AIO cooler, an MSI A850 GF 80 GOLD full modular PSU, and it was just installed fresh with a new Windows setup. I have a few questions. The main issue is that after playing games or using the system for more than three hours, it crashes frequently. The display freezes, all peripherals shut down, and the RGB in the case resets to its default bar. The cooler’s display also cycles through generic colors instead of showing temperatures. I’ve tried overclocking and resetting everything to defaults. I’ve adjusted DOHCP settings in BIOS and confirmed it’s running version 4402. CPU temperatures stay below 50°C, and I don’t have Razer Synapse installed because it causes lag during gaming. I can’t increase RGB brightness without affecting other components like my Huntsman Elite mouse, wireless mouse, desk lamp, fans, cooler, and RAM. I’m using SIGNALRGB for all RGB control and FAN CONTROL software V147 to manage fans. I might delete that software if it seems to have triggered the problem, though I’m unsure. I also have AIDA64 and Ryzen Master installed, which I used for diagnostics and stress testing. I ran Cinebench for 30-60 minutes without any issues. All my drivers appear up to date, and I use Driver Easy for updates. I’m looking for potential fixes or things I can remove that might cause these random shutdowns. Another question: is ArmouryOS suitable for all my needs? Should I uninstall it and stick with Ryzen Master and the PC fan controller instead? Thanks!
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raider112233
07-21-2021, 07:25 AM #1

Hello everyone, I recently assembled a new PC in a HYTE Y60 case. It features an ASUS TUF RTX3060 Ti AMD ROG X570 Crosshair VIII Hero motherboard, a Ryzen 9 5900X with a CorSAIR Vengeance RGB PRO 32GB (2x16GB) and three 120mm RGB fans. I also have a ROG RYUJIN II 360 AIO cooler, an MSI A850 GF 80 GOLD full modular PSU, and it was just installed fresh with a new Windows setup. I have a few questions. The main issue is that after playing games or using the system for more than three hours, it crashes frequently. The display freezes, all peripherals shut down, and the RGB in the case resets to its default bar. The cooler’s display also cycles through generic colors instead of showing temperatures. I’ve tried overclocking and resetting everything to defaults. I’ve adjusted DOHCP settings in BIOS and confirmed it’s running version 4402. CPU temperatures stay below 50°C, and I don’t have Razer Synapse installed because it causes lag during gaming. I can’t increase RGB brightness without affecting other components like my Huntsman Elite mouse, wireless mouse, desk lamp, fans, cooler, and RAM. I’m using SIGNALRGB for all RGB control and FAN CONTROL software V147 to manage fans. I might delete that software if it seems to have triggered the problem, though I’m unsure. I also have AIDA64 and Ryzen Master installed, which I used for diagnostics and stress testing. I ran Cinebench for 30-60 minutes without any issues. All my drivers appear up to date, and I use Driver Easy for updates. I’m looking for potential fixes or things I can remove that might cause these random shutdowns. Another question: is ArmouryOS suitable for all my needs? Should I uninstall it and stick with Ryzen Master and the PC fan controller instead? Thanks!

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Mandi_64
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07-21-2021, 07:32 AM
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I used Aida64 to record the latest log entry. The event details include a system error, application fault, module information, timestamps, and paths. The report identifier is 7a84c85a-35c6-492b-b318-28e821243748.
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Mandi_64
07-21-2021, 07:32 AM #2

I used Aida64 to record the latest log entry. The event details include a system error, application fault, module information, timestamps, and paths. The report identifier is 7a84c85a-35c6-492b-b318-28e821243748.