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System failure (very puzzled), unable to run Starfield.

System failure (very puzzled), unable to run Starfield.

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IPlexx
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05-23-2023, 02:05 AM
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Could your RAM not match your CPU? It seems everything worked fine before things started to fail. Your temperatures stayed low, you had a quiet AIO, and the 7800X3D didn’t overheat much, so overheating probably isn’t the issue.
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05-23-2023, 02:05 AM #21

Could your RAM not match your CPU? It seems everything worked fine before things started to fail. Your temperatures stayed low, you had a quiet AIO, and the 7800X3D didn’t overheat much, so overheating probably isn’t the issue.

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05-23-2023, 02:53 AM
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I’m planning to test a different CPU and RAM now that it’s compatible with my existing setup in Windows. I’ll just install the drive that includes Windows.
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05-23-2023, 02:53 AM #22

I’m planning to test a different CPU and RAM now that it’s compatible with my existing setup in Windows. I’ll just install the drive that includes Windows.

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06-09-2023, 07:35 AM
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The LED indicates the issue location during POST, but it isn't a standard error light. If the CPU fails, it might stall anywhere. The same applies to RAM—it can signal either CPU or RAM problems. Open Event Viewer, go to Windows logs, choose System. Use Ctrl+F to find "WHEA" and click on details if found. Some fields are very long and not ideal for forums; paste the full text to pastebin.com for sharing.
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06-09-2023, 07:35 AM #23

The LED indicates the issue location during POST, but it isn't a standard error light. If the CPU fails, it might stall anywhere. The same applies to RAM—it can signal either CPU or RAM problems. Open Event Viewer, go to Windows logs, choose System. Use Ctrl+F to find "WHEA" and click on details if found. Some fields are very long and not ideal for forums; paste the full text to pastebin.com for sharing.

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06-09-2023, 09:02 AM
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That aligns well. It might be related to RAM, so I’ll run memtest86 later. Right now I haven’t experienced any crashes recently, but I don’t have much time to test games yet. I checked the Event Viewer for kernel-whea and found no errors. Searching for WHEA in the viewer didn’t return anything. Also, the clock watchdog timeout came up again, which is unusual.
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FatihTerim
06-09-2023, 09:02 AM #24

That aligns well. It might be related to RAM, so I’ll run memtest86 later. Right now I haven’t experienced any crashes recently, but I don’t have much time to test games yet. I checked the Event Viewer for kernel-whea and found no errors. Searching for WHEA in the viewer didn’t return anything. Also, the clock watchdog timeout came up again, which is unusual.

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06-09-2023, 10:23 AM
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I just received a new blue screen saying "video scheduler internal error." I'll check the Event Viewer to see what's going on.
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OMGItsEnder
06-09-2023, 10:23 AM #25

I just received a new blue screen saying "video scheduler internal error." I'll check the Event Viewer to see what's going on.

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