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Gigabyte B450 Elite V2 Ryzen 5 1600

https://gyazo. com/792cd6aa71c244440c4d4c1c66627936 Trying to learn overclocking, the idea is to set it to run at 3800mhz, 1.375v Core voltage and 1.1v SoC voltage. A few posts say any SoC voltage over 1.15 is dangerous. On the picture above you see a Ryzen Master overclock, I also...

Going to have to wait for more ideas, I assume you have checked temps, nothing is overheating etc, and your drivers are recent. What's the motherboard model?

Try downclocking the RAM a bit.

have you experienced these issues before you turned XMP on?

do you overclock anything in any way? I don't know if you've tried that already, but repairing system files might be a good thing to do, right-click Windows - Windows Powershell (Admin), type sfc /scannow

Check eventviewer for the error, also see what the crash dump has to say, the default location of the dump file is %SystemRoot%memory.dmp i.e C:\Windows\memory.dmp you will need to debug it, for Windows BSODs you may use BlueScreenView.

Check RAM compatibility for your mobo.

Thanks for looking into this issue, I think I can say the issue has been solved this time. For those looking for solution for similar problem, i.e Access Violation random crashes, here is what I found: Reinstalling OS likely won't solve the issue, never did in all the threads I've come across...

Download and install Windbg (X64) - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/debugger-download-tools Find out where your games save crash dumps, for example for Mordhau it's C:\Users\Yourname\AppData\Local\Mordhau\Saved\Crashes, you haven't specified what games crash...

Find one of the crash dumps generated, the files can be in a game's install directory or Appdata / Local, debug it with Windbg (X64), knowning the error could be helpful. I had this issue for like.. months if not years and I think I found the solution, basically overclocks is what caused the...

Please locate the crash dumps generated by the CoD games, Fortnite and R6S, you will need to look up online where the files are stored, it might be in game files in the install directory or in Appdata, when you find them, debug them, if you don't know how to do that, there are online guides but...

Will do in dms if I may.

apparently I am not running the latest version of win10, the latest is 22H2 and I have 21H2, going to update now.

would be interesting to know what the crash dumps say, I am almost 100% sure the error would be the Access Violation, I also have this issue myself, if you ever find a fix or at least the cause of the random infuriating crashes in some games but none in other, I'd be interested to know too.