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Storkyke
Hello,
Last week i built a new pc.
Ryzen 5 3600, gigabyte aorus b550 pro, 16gb g.skill 3600cl16, 1tb kingston a2000 nvme ssd, seasonic focus gx 850 psu, re-using an msi RX480 from my previous pc.
All crashes have been very random. I would pause a youtube video, or open a new tab in chrome, be watching netflix, chatting on battle.net, be flying around in world of warcraft,...
Some of the bluescreens i got where Kmode_exception_not_handeled (did not make a dump), Kernel_security_check_failure (did not make a dump), IQRL_not_less_or_equal (pointed to ntoskrnl), Critical_process_died (did not make a dump), bad_pool_caller (i think this pointed to ntoskrnl), apc_index_mismatch (pointed to win32kfull) and KERNEL_AUTO_BOOST_INVALID_LOCK_RELEASE (pointing to ntoskrnl.exe again.)
The ones that did not make a dump file just got stuck at 0% on the bluescreen. I waited for a good 15 minutes before manually shutting down the computer.
Things i have done to attempt further diagnosis or fix the issue:
i have ran memtest86 overnight for a full 4 passes, with 0 error. and another night i ran it for 4 full passes with 0 errors, woke up in the middle of the night and put on the test again, and in the morning i still had 0 errors. This leads me to believe my ram is not the issue.
I have ran prime95, furmark, OCCT and unigine superposition to stress my cpu, gpu and ram seporately and at the same time, this never resulted in a crash.
Yesterday, for the whole day, i have had driver verifier on, i read this should force bad drivers to crash soon and point me to the bad driver in the dump file, however i had no crashes for 14 hours of regular pc use, then i had 2 crashes (kmode exception not handeled and kernet security check failure) that did not manage to write a dump file.
I have reseated my gpu and memory, and tried my old ssd with a fresh windows on it, but nothing seems to help. over the past week i have formatted a dozen times, made a new windows usb installer in case the old one was corrupt somehow, still blue screens.
I have my ram set to xmp (3600 cl16-19-19-39) but then i manually put it to 3200 because this is the maximum official supported memory speed for ryzen 3000 if i'm not mistaken. This also had not helped.
All my drivers are up to date, my current windows is version 20H2 (OS build 19042.572) and I am using a legit version, no cracks or activators.
This is a onedrive link to the only 3 minidumps my pc managed to save since my last windows install.
Thanks for reading this far.
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Last week i built a new pc.
Ryzen 5 3600, gigabyte aorus b550 pro, 16gb g.skill 3600cl16, 1tb kingston a2000 nvme ssd, seasonic focus gx 850 psu, re-using an msi RX480 from my previous pc.
All crashes have been very random. I would pause a youtube video, or open a new tab in chrome, be watching netflix, chatting on battle.net, be flying around in world of warcraft,...
Some of the bluescreens i got where Kmode_exception_not_handeled (did not make a dump), Kernel_security_check_failure (did not make a dump), IQRL_not_less_or_equal (pointed to ntoskrnl), Critical_process_died (did not make a dump), bad_pool_caller (i think this pointed to ntoskrnl), apc_index_mismatch (pointed to win32kfull) and KERNEL_AUTO_BOOST_INVALID_LOCK_RELEASE (pointing to ntoskrnl.exe again.)
The ones that did not make a dump file just got stuck at 0% on the bluescreen. I waited for a good 15 minutes before manually shutting down the computer.
Things i have done to attempt further diagnosis or fix the issue:
i have ran memtest86 overnight for a full 4 passes, with 0 error. and another night i ran it for 4 full passes with 0 errors, woke up in the middle of the night and put on the test again, and in the morning i still had 0 errors. This leads me to believe my ram is not the issue.
I have ran prime95, furmark, OCCT and unigine superposition to stress my cpu, gpu and ram seporately and at the same time, this never resulted in a crash.
Yesterday, for the whole day, i have had driver verifier on, i read this should force bad drivers to crash soon and point me to the bad driver in the dump file, however i had no crashes for 14 hours of regular pc use, then i had 2 crashes (kmode exception not handeled and kernet security check failure) that did not manage to write a dump file.
I have reseated my gpu and memory, and tried my old ssd with a fresh windows on it, but nothing seems to help. over the past week i have formatted a dozen times, made a new windows usb installer in case the old one was corrupt somehow, still blue screens.
I have my ram set to xmp (3600 cl16-19-19-39) but then i manually put it to 3200 because this is the maximum official supported memory speed for ryzen 3000 if i'm not mistaken. This also had not helped.
All my drivers are up to date, my current windows is version 20H2 (OS build 19042.572) and I am using a legit version, no cracks or activators.
This is a onedrive link to the only 3 minidumps my pc managed to save since my last windows install.
Thanks for reading this far.
Continue reading...