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1. #How to autoarrange windows logger pro how to#
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3. #How to autoarrange windows logger pro Pc#

Got one whea just 1 minute after I started it yesterday. I only get whea errors when I try to run karhu ram test. Also played some games (warzone, dbd, eso, lol, csgo) without issues.

Yesterday I rebooted, cold booted, ran prime 95 small, smallest, large ffts, cb23 single and multi, membench and then left the computer turned on without doing anything for 1 hour without any issues. My previous ryzen 3600 passed 12 hours of karhu with those settings. Everything else is set to auto, including pbo2, core performance boost and latest beta bios. It’s xmp profile is 3200mhz 14-14-14-34, running 14-14-14-28-288 and I manually set IF to 1600mhz, VSoC 1.1, vsoc llc to extreme and dram voltage 1,45. I’m running with tightened timings on my dram. What kind of problems other than boost you saw? If yes and it still fails then RMA this part.Ĭore performance boost off might help, but there appear to be more than just boost problems in here.there are 23 whea errors in system.evtx

#How to autoarrange windows logger pro how to#

I know that this may not help everyone, but it is easy enough to check, if you have a multimeter and know how to use it, then that could verify the fault more conclusivelyĪre you running this BIOS with default settings? My extensions are made by Bitfenix, so aren't cheap, so I was surprised, however this one is particularly long. This got me thinking, I have sleeved cable extensions, the one for my 4+4 EPS connector being hidden behind my radiator, I removed this and all the typical scenarios I had faced a BSOD are now gone. After this change, I would be able to get through 1 game of multiplayer in Cold War before the BSOD. I started getting desperate and trying things like plugging my power cable directly to the wall outlet rather than my multiword (which is a Belkin SurgePlus and not something cheap and nasty). I first thought it was a DX12 thing, where it was leveraging more CPU power than DX11, as I had no issues in Halo Masterchief collection or any other slightly older titles. I could easily recreate the problem simply by opening Call of Duty Cold War and clicking 'Play', then instantly I would get a WHEA BSOD. My config is: Ryzen 5900X, Gigabyte Vision D B550 Mobo, 4x 8GB Corsair Dominator 3600MHz, RTX 3080 I had tried all of this type of thing, I spent 2 solid days tinkering with overclocks, testing different RAM configurations etc. I had been seeing people doing things like lowering voltages etc, nothing worked. I have been having similar issues that had gradually getting worse over time.

My motherboard BIOS is the latest excluding the Beta.

#How to autoarrange windows logger pro driver#

I have searched and it seems that there has been similar issue even on Ryzen 3000 chips so im unsure if it is a hardware defect in the processor and as wondering if anybody has had similar issues and found a solution, i am wondering if it could be a potential driver or bios issue and will be solved with future updates or should i RMA my motherboard and CPU? in Event Viewer the common problem it shows is system event ID 18 Whea Logger and states this as a fatale hardware error related to the processor e.g.

#How to autoarrange windows logger pro Pc#

Since i build this PC on Friday my pc keeps having weird random crashes but it happens when i am doing little to no intensive computer activity like watching a netflix video. Motherboard: Asus B550 Rog Strix Gaming F Wii Ram: Hyper Fury X 16GB X 2 3200mhz (Running at 3000mhz with DOCP/XMP as wouldn't boot at 3200mhz) Hi i was wondering if anyone can help me understand what might be causing my pc to keep crashing.