Your GPU or memory seems unstable, causing random failures without a crash screen.
Your GPU or memory seems unstable, causing random failures without a crash screen.
Your computer frequently freezes audio and video, then restarts without a BSOD. This happens while browsing the web. When monitors are connected via the iGPU, the problem disappears. It might be related to the MB connection with the GPU or the GPU itself. Checking the event viewer shows a WHEA event ID 1 indicating a fatal hardware error. Here’s what you’ve attempted: installed latest drivers, tested different PSUs, ran memory and power tests with OCCT, performed a memory test on a single RAM stick, updated BIOS, reset the GPU, and ran memtest86. Interestingly, the GPU hasn’t crashed during games yet. Your PC specifications are: Windows 10 64-bit, Intel Core i7-12700K, 12-core processor, 32 GB RAM (G.Skill Ripjaws V), RX 6900 XT graphics card, ASRock OC Formula motherboard, and Super Flower Leadex V power supply (80+ Platinum).
This situation is referred to as a "previous error." It occurs when a "core component" initiates a shutdown. The OS receives the signal that the device has been turned off, but it doesn't provide details about the cause or which specific hardware was involved. Typically, the CPU or Chipset has the capability to trigger such a shutdown.
This "previous error" alert occurs when the device considers the problem too critical to inform the operating system promptly.
It appears the system remains stable even during gameplay. I've experienced a game running in the background for roughly 24 hours without any crashes, which is higher than my usual expectation of about three daily crashes.
It stops working when the browser is active, yet it didn’t fail when I manually opened it.