Recent content by 6_ERALDI

As far as I know, the general opinion (in this thread) is that the issue could be related to virtualization done by Windows Security -> Device Security -> Core isolation -> Memory Integrity. Therefore, me myself have disabled this feature. I'm no expert whatsoever, I'm just trying every possible...

so, chances that this windows build is unstable: 📈📈📈 I will need to return to this in a couple of days, as my BSOD aren't really that frequent. In the mean time, if anyone can take a look at those dmp files and let us know if they see anything, they're welcome to reply :grinning:

Assuming you're referring to my 430W 80+ white... I would agree, but: 1. I've used this PSU with no problems with a somewhat similar build (in terms of power), with a R3 3100 and Gigabyte A320M (so, practically, I've recently bought a CPU, MB and NVMe drive, listed in the OP, and now I'm...

hi all, I've been getting numerous BSODs ever since I built this PC, and although numerous, they are really sporadic and rare (e.g. once every two or three days, after long hours of work). Up to now, I've installed Windows like 3 or 4 times, with the same results. I haven't tried booting in...

I formatted the "problematic" drive, and installed windows fresh, downloaded from the genuine windows website. almost a week and no problems so far.

I went with the fresh install. I will be installing all the same apps again, either way, but this time I took the liberty to format the drive before installing the OS... IDK why I have a hunch that it's gonna make a difference ;) Will keep you posted, just in case Thank you

I have enabled XMP... So, you're telling me to install the OS on another SSD, and disregard the NVMe drive completely?

your point may be solid... but it seems real strange to me, that after changing my Mobo and CPU, these errors start showing up.. *recently I went from a A320 paired with R3 3100, to a B550 && R5 5600... (TDP is, I think, only 30W more) What are the chances these errors are caused by the NVMe...

after 2.5 hours of use, temps for the nvme drive are 32, 32 and 38 (same drive). Anything else I can check?

Yeah, it's vague, that's why I'm lost here... the BSOD doesn't even last enough to read the code, let alone grab a phone and take a pic.. -so, regarding the SSD, it's supposed to be brand new:confused: and besides these errors, doesn't really show any problems, atleast not that I'm aware of...

hi there folks, I'm getting random BSOD after hours of use, usually while having multiple chrome tabs open, watching netflix, or some light gaming. It's never the same case, so I don't suspect it to be Chrome, just yet. The big problem is that after the PC reboots itself (and I have no time to...

Also, Why I put this in the Motherboard section: The main problem here (since BSOD was later discovered) is that the NVMe drive doesn't power up after this kind of error. I have to power cycle in order to get it running again. I read somewhere that the solution to that might be: 1. Disable the...

ok, to give more context (which I don't know what to make out of): the sequence of the event, in practice, was this: BSOD -> probably around 6:30 Successful boot ->7:10 first tom's hardware post -> ~7:27 second BSOD -> 7:29 second successful boot -> 7:33 But in the first picture, there's a...

Hi all, I've been getting random BSOD (for less than a second) then the automatic reboot sends it to BIOS (UEFI), without ever succeeding at a restart. I noticed the booting SSD (NVMe) wasn't blinking, so it's off. (also it doesn't appear on BIOS screen) After that, the only way to get the PC...

Actually with software I mean installers, not usable software. That's why I keep it there. Actually that's just about what I was thinking, but wanted to check with someone else to make sure I wasn't missing anything. Now I'll try to shrink the amount of data I really really need, let's see if...