This new PC functioned properly for a week. Now it seems almost nonfunctional.
This new PC functioned properly for a week. Now it seems almost nonfunctional.
The Hard Disk Sentinel confirms all systems are functioning optimally.
Sure. Just to note, I handled it on the CPU since I didn’t want to create a mess before exploring other software solutions.
Does your BIOS support XMP profiles for your RAM? I’m planning to verify with standard BIOS configurations to rule out timing problems. Have you reviewed the thermal paste while running benchmarks to understand CPU performance? Is the power supply unit brand new? Make sure all PSU connections are secure on both the board and GPU. My previous PSU was being replaced, and when the GPU increased power, my PC would crash with a BSOD and display various error codes. I wasn’t expecting a faulty PSU, but it turned out to be!
Hey, thanks for the tips. I have reseted my bios into default settings, but that didn't help. can't say much about the thermals because I only get up to 3 mins of use before something BSODs. as for the PSU, yes its brand new like all the other parts in this build (got used for 21 hours). I'll try different components that I know are working when I get the PC into my hometown next week.
Hello, your instructions helped improve the PC performance, though occasional BSODs or restarts remain. You might explore additional software solutions or test running the system with different hardware. Also, the 3600CL18 memory running at 2133MHz could be contributing to issues—check for compatibility or stability problems. Your BSOD list was updated correctly.
Hello, here’s a notification for you. I’ve been testing various solutions over the weekend, but nothing seems to resolve the issue yet. One workaround (DDU) worked only in safe mode, which functioned correctly. This raises the possibility that a hardware problem might be involved.