Internal power error

Hi. My pc crashes randomly and sometimes they are BSOD and most are related to my video card but i am not sure its just what i found on searching each of them.
Internal power error was the last one i also had VIDEO TDR FAILURE
Its a fresh windows install and previously on the old OS i had tu DDU and then try to reinstall the video card and finally it did install but from Windows update not from AMD website.

Windows version : Version 10.0.19041 Build 19041

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Hello bogtheman and welcome to TenForums

My analysis suggests that you have set up your system with memory which is set at too high a clock speed for your system.

Your RAM is operating at 3200MHz which is too fast for working reliably with your CPU.

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Please adjust the memory setting in the BIOS to run at a speed of 2667MHz. Overclocking is a very common cause of BSODs

I did not know that RAM might cause this and from what i knew is that AMD likes RAM to be fast so that is the reason i upped it a bit without changing anything else. But what i don`t get is why the blue screens that i get are related to the my video card i am saying this because that happen earlier again same error like in the first post of mine. And thank you for having me here.

There may be other factors involved but I always like to return the system to stock settings before proceeding with troubleshooting. Please wait for any new BSOD events after making the RAM speed change and then post new log files.

In the meantime please update your "My Computer" section to include details of your power supply.

I did update my profile with requirements and for easier find its an Cooler Master G550M
And to reply to your post. I did revert the overclock to the RAM and i will continue playing WOW because that is what i was doing every time when the BSOD happened.

Well. I really am amazed that fixed the problem and i did it half way. Now the RAM is at 3000 instead the recommended 2667 recommended and i had no random BSOD or drops even if i tried mostly everything to recreate it. And also the first time where i can`t believe that worked and fixed all the issues.

That's good to know and you are one of many who have had that problem. I think you will be OK at 3000MHz but if there are any problems with new games or Windows updates think about reducing it further to the 2667MHz.

Of course. No question asked. But until then ill leave it like so. Thanks again