Your new PC is showing a blue screen and running very slowly.
Your new PC is showing a blue screen and running very slowly.
Yeah, that seems obvious, the point I'm making is with "faulty' ram (I do not believe it was faulty just not really compatible with the BIOS or something) I got literally thousands WHEA errors (per minute)... Without any other changes than new , better RAM these WHEA errors completely disappeared/aren't happening anymore (that's the short version, but I've seen hundreds of similar cases) Also note I didn't get crashes (usually) just the WHEA errors... which sometimes resulted in bad performance, but usually were virtually unnoticeable - I do believe they also increased system latency however. The bigger point I'm trying to make I've seen similar stuff 100s of times, on this forum specifically, and it's almost always the ram (not just regarding WHEA errors, but the symptoms are always similar) AM4 or AM5 doesn't really seem to matter, the Ryzen ram situation just seems problematic...
The memory controller has the capability to manage this. What I'm trying to say is that it's not solely about RAM issues. You might label it as memory-related since RAM contributes to its performance through speed and timing. My main idea was that defective RAM typically doesn't lead to these problems (a severe fault could affect the controller, but it's uncommon).