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Correct.

I think that code is usually hardware related, do you have anything overclocked at all? Also can you list your hardware you are currently using?

The refresh rate will stay constant to what you set it to. The only thing that could impact your gameplay is if your frame rate is too far off from your refresh rate it may cause screen tearing.

The first code you mentioned is often a ram or driver issue and the second one you mentioned is often a driver or registry issue. Since you already ran some memtests and found a fixed a few errors, that could explain the first code. You could also try using device manager to make sure...

I believe, and hopefully someone will correct me if I’m wrong, that freesync works a lot like gsync does and if you are using an nvidia gpu it will not do anything if you have gsync turned off in the control panel, unfortunately I have not personally owned a freesync specific monitor to say for...

The reset my pc windows feature is pretty bad at what it’s supposed to do and it wouldn’t surprise me at all if it ended up creating registry errors from the windows “cleaning” not to mention reinstalling the drivers. As much of a pain as it can be I would suggest backing up anything important...

Do you remember what the error code was for the BSOD?

That error code happens a lot from bad driver installs or broken registry files. I have also seen that error caused by a bad drive all together. Have you recently updated anything that may have corrupted during install?

If turbo boost is enabled it will fluctuate between your base clock and boost clock and can settle somewhere in between while in idle.

The easiest option if you don’t want to buy a matching monitor is to set the refresh rates on them as a multiple of the lower one. For example 60hz paired with 120hz or 180hz.

If you are currently getting 250+ FPS then a 240hz display will work fine. Gsync options are able to be turned off in the nvidia control panel if you don’t want to use it and if you are running at an FPS around the same as your refresh rate you shouldn’t encounter any screen tearing that you...

What was the error code for the BSOD?

It kind of sounds like a cpu issue of some kind based on the games it happens in. Both games listed use more CPU than GPU generally. Have you run it without the Ryzen master changes?

This is also what I was going to suggest. I had a similar issue with my 3950x and a windows install just slightly too old to update the AMD drivers when windows started.

I had a similar issue with the buzzing and a quick stutter when it happened, I went into the sound settings and lowered the frequency down slightly and it fixed it completely for me.