Unusual system failure on your computer.
Unusual system failure on your computer.
Another key point to note is that a year ago I faced problems with blue screen issues and slow updates. During a forum visit, others suggested it could be related to RAM instability, which caused crashes when setting it to EXPO mode. This might be connected to an unstable RAM setup. The components include: G.Skill Flare X5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory
Memtest shows numerous mistakes (currently I’ve detected up to 1100 RAM issues)
You're clearly facing a problem. You should take action—either remove one stick and run memtest86 to locate the faulty one, or try connecting it to another machine. It's possible your CPU or motherboard is responsible, so start by checking the memory first. Good luck!
In the final attempt I got a score of 10000 mistakes, which is the highest allowed. I think I’ll swap out the sticks and avoid using my computer until they arrive to protect other parts.
Sure, but you'll still need to purchase additional RAM. Testing will require a specific set of two sticks designed for Ryzen processors, as mixing different kits isn't allowed.