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No after i turned off xmp i ran another memtest that came back with zero errors, and after that i stopped getting blue screens as well/random restarts Thats why am not sure if i should manually overclock my ram to about 5500 MHZ, when XMP was on it auto set it to 6400 MHZ which was a bit too...

Temps are all normal, no overheating nothing at all. I don't overclock my system as I don't see any reason for me to ngl, and recently i disabled XMP since it was giving me memory issues whenever i ran memtest, its on the stock speed right now and I don't really know how to increase it manually...

So currently I have Nvidia driver 566.36 installed. When I had the latest drivers installed a lot of issues started happening, Apex Legends started crashing every 20 mins, Borderlands 3 kept crashing as well. But since I installed that specific driver mentioned above, those issues are gone. Now...

Uh i dont remember which bios version am on currently but i did update a month or 2 ago. Is there a place to check? And for the driver i will DDU and install that version. Another question is do i install the driver alone or with the nvidia app included? According to dxdiag my bios version is A.F0

So whenever I play apex the game keeps closing itself and when I check event viewer I get the error below: The description for Event ID 153 from source nvlddmkm cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted...

So memtest just finally running, I just turned off XMP and the test passed with no errors at all. Link to pic: View: https://imgur.com/a/CYpex2K I will be using it for a day or 2 to see if i will get any more blue screens after that i will tune the speed and run another memtest to make sure...

So if i disable XMP it will default back to like 3600MHZ i think, but am not exactly sure how to manually set the speed to 5600 if you would be kind to explain it to me? I didnt really do a lot of overclocking last time i did i fried my old CPU somehow..

My specs are the following: CPU: i7 12700k Motherboard: MSI PRO Z790-P WIFI Ram: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32gb Graphics Card: MSI RTX 4070 Gaming X Trio Power Supply: NZXT C1000 Unfortunately I do not have another pc around or anyone near me that I know has one so I might just buy a new kit...

So as mentioned in the title, I have been having bsods for a few days now and I decided to test my rams just to be on the safe side, and I think I figured out why I have been having bsods every few days. Memtest is still running while writing this but I will include a screen shot at the end of...

I see, if you are talking about the Nvidia driver its already up to date with the latest one yeah. But if you are asking about HWmonitor I have the latest version as well

I did just download it and it has a lot more info than HWMonitor yes, but I was still wondering why HWmonitor just stopped updating my GPU temps ?

Honestly I didn't know where to exactly post this here or under GPU but none the less if its supposed to be under GPU someone please move it there. So as I mentioned in the title, HWMonitor doesn't seem to be updating my GPU temps at all, either during idle or during gaming. What's more mind...

I will keep that in mind and i'll update on what happens later. On another note, some of the pc shutting down is related to sometimes me placing the PC on sleep, and when i turn it on it goes to a black screen then restarts the pc it doesnt happen any other time as well so am not sure what that...

PC Specs Motherboard: MSI PRO Z790-P WIFI CPU: i7 12700K GPU: 2060 FE RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32GB PSU: NZXT C1000 Gold Mobo BIOS is already flashed to the latest one available on the MSI website. I have 5 drives in total, including the system one: 1 x SDD, 3 x M.2 and 1 x HDD For OS...

So lately my PC has been blue screening randomly, and honestly I don't know how to create the dump thing after Windows blue screens. I did sfc /scan now a few days ago and it did find some corrupted files and they were "fixed" but today, actually before I decided to post here, the PC blue...