Hi all,
Getting fairly regular (every other day) BSODs. The last one on 08/12/2019 was while playing a very casual game of Stellaris.
Last mini dmp was really a mystery to me, would appreciate anyone taking a look, all info added to this post.
Hello Doot
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Please remove all overclocking and see if the system has better stability from BSODs. The CPU should not run above 3.8GHz as a max boost from the normal 3.4GHz base clock. The RAM should operate at 2667MHz for best system stability.
If it is stable at these settings for several days then I think you can try to introduce back a little overclocking in stages and keep an eye on temperatures etc.
Thanks for the reply, have done the suggested, keeping an eye on stability.
Strange that this is the issue, as I tested for hours in Prime95...
It's unfortunate but no test program can exercise the system the way and operating system does. Another way of putting it is The best test program is your OS!
More stable as in no BSODS or less BSODs. Your target should be no BSODs. If your still getting them please run V2 log collector again and post the zip so we can look at the latest data.
Zero crashes since i removed CPU overclock, thanks guys.... I thought I was totally safe with it , turns out no.
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