BSOD win 10 ltsc with Chrome

Are there any problems while playing? Are you browsing any specific pages in Chrome when BSOD occurs?

MrPepka said:

Are there any problems while playing? Are you browsing any specific pages in Chrome when BSOD occurs?

no i play few times, but never happened when i play, as i remember.
I keep many tabs open with betting sites (and tools for odds comparison, that refresh datas every sec) with some music on youtube in underground (cpu is on 30-40% and ram also).

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today i tested ram one by one on memtest86, with 0 errors

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also updated all drivers with driver booster... let's see...

EDIT: nothing to do.. a fast WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR appeared...

I recommend Snappy Driver for updating drivers instead of Driver Booster
Hmm a bit weird if this only occurs when browsing on Chrome. Is there a similar problem on a different browser?

MrPepka said:

I recommend Snappy Driver for updating drivers instead of Driver Booster
Hmm a bit weird if this only occurs when browsing on Chrome. Is there a similar problem on a different browser?

i did a rollback (restore o.s. at early point) before driver booster update, as it didnt resolved nothing.

I should test with another browser.. From the logs you don't find anything? this is the last bsod: Gofile - Free file sharing and storage platform

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another guy told: "This crash may be related to sound drivers. I see your Realtek High Definition Audio driver is outdated - try updating it to the latest version. Update Intel Management Engine too, as the version on your computer is not compatible with Windows 10."

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i got 2 bsod after update, Gofile - Free file sharing and storage platform Gofile - Free file sharing and storage platform one with new code: DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER

RJARRRPCGP said:

Looks like unstable core (0xA) Normally. Possibly temp getting too high in the room. I dunno why, because you said that you were able to run tests without Windows crashing out.
The bugcheck codes on the first post all scream unstable CPU core OC!
(The 0x00000124 codes as well)

I do suggest that you get a new high-quality PSU!

temps reach 71-72° on intel burn test.
Also checking the Vcore (in HWinfo) during the test is pretty stable on 1.312v (i enabled LLC 5 to avoid volt dropping)...

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i downclocked to stock frequencies (1.2v 4.0 ghz). I reach max temp 55° at 100% load. Let's see

after 3 days i got only one freeze (without bsod), seems the problem was cpu oc related. I will retry at 4.5 with more voltage.
Thanks