Recent content by Maverick_Zer0

After a few days of testing, it's still occuring and if anything, even more frequently than before, though now it does stay connected, it's just very very slow and inconsistent. Still the exact same error(s) showing in event viewer. The driver was one from back in 2022, though i didn't get it...

Not for that particular chip no, but just the nature of the issue in general. Anyway, after jumping through some hoops to install some older drivers (thanks intel), there has not been an issue thus far. I'll report back after a day or two to see if the issue has completely gone.

From what I could find, this issue does stem back to even 2016 with no concrete fix found. I'll try backdating drivers and see if that makes any difference.

Updated the OP with system information.

Recently, i rebuilt my PC as i was downsizing case and ever since, i've been having a constant issue with my Wi-Fi straight up disconnecting. These disconnects happen usually intermittently every 2-15 minutes, though sometimes occur multiple times in a minute. The disconnects are brief in...

So, after waiting what seemed like an age, I sent the GPU off to Gigabyte (who by the way have shockingly sub-standard customer service) and received back the repaired GPU which I can confirm, actually works. I have no idea what the actual issue was in the end, the paperwork they sent back cites...

Neither tools managed to find any issues with the drives. I even tried booting windows from a different drive just to make sure and well, it's still there. I've posted on a couple of other forums and both seem to think this is a GPU failure, confirming what I feared most. Luckily I think i'm...

Ok, so a little bit of light i managed to shed on the issue is that changing the RAM timings seems to increase the amount of time it takes until the crash happens. Before i had it set to 2133Mhz in the BIOS, on this setting the crash is caused almost instantaneously, though if i let the BIOS set...

CPU test showed no errors or issues. Tested the RAM, four passes each and no errors whatsoever. I've tried replacing both the keyboard and mouse, plugging it directly into the Motherboard with nothing else attached and it still happens. Even happens with nothing plugged into the USB's...

That's the thing, i have done. I re-installed windows via the USB, disconnected from the internet and installed nothing but the chipset drivers, SATA and LAN drivers as well as the NVIDIA drivers. It still happened immediately upon loading.

That didn't work either. I went on a bit of an impulse and decided to just re-format the drive and re-install windows from USB. Installed nothing but the drivers required and the game I can get it to crash the fastest on and it still happens. I'm nearing the thought of accepting that this is a...

Yeah. I updated the WiFi Intel Drivers, my new PSU arrived today so i got all that installed and the error still persists. I also don't see SteamStreaming devices in device manager. That's the correct motherboard.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/n8tkshwo3ue6llk/022822-7234-01.zip?dl=0 - Link to Dropbox containing two .dmp files. First one is from the blackscreen error that occurs, second is the more recent BSOD error. I've ran Driverveiw and looked over the third party drivers I have, there are a couple that...

I'm starting to think it's not a GPU issue, or even a PSU issue if i'm honest. Though i've ordered a new PSU as it's probably wise, the thing i currently have is 5 years old almost and it's long past due i replace it. Though i've ran into another issue that might shed some more light upon this...

The voltages according to the BIOS are within their tolerances, though as you said that's idling. It's a shame i don't have another PC to test the GPU in or i'd have done that already.