Recent content by Grubnaz

Just a small update: in december, i sent the CPU for RMA. I received another one one week after, and everything is fine since then.

Well, it seems that this type of problem is really hard to diagnose. I saw a lot of people on other forums having the same problem, and it seems that it's either a PSU issue, or just the processor. I wish i could test every component with another PC, but it's just not possible. I see one last...

I would like to do it, but i don't have access to another system, so it's just not possible.

Nothing is jiggeling, and i already repasted the cpu. Temperatures seems very reasonable to me. Considering Prime 95 results, i'm not sure that i understand your point. If i understand well, it said that the CPU has 2 faulty threads. I tried to test it again, with the same results: threads n 2...

I will try to unplug the HDD as soon as possible. Considering Prime 95: there are actually 2 messages: "Fatal error: rounding was 0.5, expected less than 0.4", and "hardware failure detected runningf 1120K FFT size". It's the same error for both threads that failed. I will try another test...

All my games are on the SSD, and there is enough place on it (only half of it is full).

I just checked CPU voltage: it's on auto. The value is 1.344V. I used every stress test of OCCT several times, without any issue. Moreover, i tried 2 different PSU, with the same results.

.PNY Toolbox: no problems, and i updated the firmware. .I just had 2 other crashes in less than 10 min, both of them in the game Gloomhaven. That's quite interesting, because it's the only game where this specific type of crash in very quick succession happens. Basically, i crashed after 1H30...

I didn't find a software from PNY to test the CS3030 nvme, but i found one from Seagate, so i tested both the SSd and the HDD with it. No issues with both of them. For hw info page: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bmec12efzf81e03/Capture%201.PNG?dl=0...

Allright, last month, i did clear CMOS, and used DDU to uninstall GPU drivers. Everything was fine (no reboot), until this morning...So i guess it wasn't that. I tried to use whocrashed several times, but each time i only have a message like this "no valid crash dumps have been found"...

I updated everyting, BIOS, Drivers and chipset. But i didn't clear CMOS...So i will try it! For GPU drivers: i didn't use DDU, i will try it too. For the PSU: i don't have the Pure Power anymore, since it didn't changed anything. I have the Antec Neo Eco 700W Gold again. As the problem is...

A short update on the situation: i tried to use hwinfo on every game session until something happened. I had a reboot today, and no part was overheating. For the voltage part, i can't tell if anything is wrong, but at least everything seems relatively "stable". What type of code are you writing...

Ok, i will try!

Juste à quick update: After a reseating session last week (juste to be sure), everything worked fine until today. Once again, i don't understand: i'm playing a new game (injustice 2), and i had 0 issues for the first 13 hours...

Nothing specific and the problem began really quickly after i built the pc.