Recent content by CapsLuke

So I MAY have resolved the issue. I basically did 2 things: unplugged all my sata drives (I have 3 nvmes, 1 sata ssd and 1 hdd) leaving only my nvmes, then I installed the chipset drivers provided by the motherboard manufacturer site (asrock), replacing the ones I installed (even though the...

I already did that. Removing the "faulty" one gets rid of the event viewers errors, but doesn't solve the bsods. Maybe it's motherboard related or nvme controller. But i can't sort it out

Pretty sure it's ssd related.

Psu is corsair rm750X 750w 80+ gold. Every component has been purchased new for the build

So my pc recently started randomly crashing while gaming, sometimes it's a BSOD (one of the following: unexpected store exception, kernel inpage error, 0xc00021a, critical process died) but mainly i see errors (a lot of them) in the event viewer specifing the event ids listed in the title. I...

Hi everyone, i just bought two of the speakers in the title (JBL 306P MKII - 6" Speaker) and I was wondering if my motherboard integrated sound card was good enough to deliver a high signal to them (motherboard is asrock x570 taichi). I'm planning to connect a standard 3.5mm cable to the pc and...

So, some time has passed and no errors since then. I consider the issue fixed.

I would first enter safe mode, cleand drivers with DDU, unplug ethernet cable/disable wifi, boot back in normal mode, install latest radeon software. If you still encounter crashes go into your motherboard's BIOS, and change the PCIe X16 interface to gen 3 (instead of 4/auto). also make sure you...

I have an update. I still was not completely sure why the crashes occured just on call of duty, because other games like RDR2 and AC: Valhalla didn't trigger any reboot, even though they are fare more demanding and resource hungry and I had pretty long gaminig sessions (2.5/3 hours). I started...

thanks, I fear that's the issue too. unfortunately I cannot test the gpu elsewhere, so I have to go with "I'm almost sure it's the gpu". My only concern is that powercolor may have not any stock to replace my gpu, and in case of refund i wouldn't have a gpu for a long time...

Hello everyone, Lately I've been dealing with this error that's driving me crazy: While playing call of duty (modern warfare and black ops cold war), my pc suddenly reboots, and the event viewer says "machine check exception cache hierarchy error reported by processor core". I've done a lot of...

So download whocrashed and enable dumps, then when a bsod occurs, open it up and click "analyze", then post here the report

Well if you tried reinstalling drivers with ddu, monitor is working fine, no OC is applied... I am afraid you have a dead gpu

Looks fine to me, is you gpu in full load?

Oh and remove that power limit, keep it as stock, the thicc card blows up under load and crashes immediately. Experience