System experiences failures and visual disturbances, but the cause remains unclear
System experiences failures and visual disturbances, but the cause remains unclear
It doesn't seem to be the issue here, since it's occurred during full system restores and similar situations. Appreciate the suggestion!
This seems to be a data retrieval problem from the dump files. Memory isn't always about RAM, but it's typically the main concern. Windows moves low-priority RAM information into the page file and retrieves it when needed, making storage appear like memory—and vice versa. The CPU's memory controller plays a role; if it fails, it can mimic memory behavior. When storage accounts for roughly half of the dumps, storage or its drivers are likely the culprit, which isn't present here. If there are any overclocking or undervolting issues, remove them. To verify RAM, run the machine normally with one stick at a time. If only one stick causes crashes, that stick is faulty. If it crashes with either stick, the CPU is probably the issue. Memory testers often miss defective DDR4 and newer RAM, so I'm not confident in their results. It's a Clevo laptop, usually without soldered RAM, so hoping for the best.
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The anti-cheat sometimes avoids working with certain hardware. For instance, it may function normally until you upgrade your PC and install new components, but then it resists. Cleaning the installation of Windows won't fix the issue. Remove all multiplayer games, restart the system, and play only offline titles without anti-cheat software to test the situation.