Recent content by Maximilian Ising

Thanks so much for the help, the new CPU resolved all of my issues. No bluescreens during stress tests and primer runs fine even on large. No more memory issues and PC is working fine. Thank you!

Thank you, I'll be trying out the new CPU tonight. But what out my out of video memory errors? Is it possible that they're caused by the CPU, or should I be looking into GPU issues? Secondly, the new CPU I am testing is an I9-13900k (mine is an I9-13900kf). Will I have to do any driver updates...

This system is 4 months old, and I started seeing these issues ~1 month ago, so I can't RMA the CPU. When the issues began, I swapped out the MB and Ram, but they continued. All signs show CPU hardware failure, do you agree? - Voltages are ok - Some very temporary thermal throttling on the CPU...

I've used OCCT, XTU, and Furmark. The gpu, ram, vram, etc all perform perfectly without errors. However, whenever I tried to run a CPU stress test on XTU or OCCT, my computer immediately bluescreened, presenting on of the following errors: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, Kmode Exception Not Handled...

Thanks for the help, I'm 99% sure it's CPU. I installed more software to stress test, all which say that the GPU and VRAM are perfectly fine and perform at or far above expectations. Aswell, none of the commands or Memtest indicated any errors or issues. The only thing failing was the CPU. Is it...

I decided to stress test again with INTEL XTU, I was just using user benchmark before, and am now seeing major problems. I tried running the CPU stress test a couple times and I bluescreened every single time, either receiving the error: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, Kmode Exception Not Handled, or...

That video is for optimizing UE4 and 5 projects, not for games that use Unreal engine, and it's outdated. However I did install UE5 and while trying to open it, received the error mentioned in the video. During the crash, my gpu usage would suddenly spike from ~6% to 100% for a couple of...

Stress tests revealed nothing problematic and all of my drivers are up to date. Upon further testing the Bios update seemed to have partially helped. I no longer have crashing or bluescreening, but still am unable to launch certain games. These games include: BF 2042, Fortnite, Apex Legends...

I just updated Bios to the newest version FDa 1.1 and reset windows once again, same problems. Is there a way I can check for corrupted files and drivers other than: sfc/scannow, chkdsk, dism, or memtest? Because those are the only methods I am aware of.

I am having the exact same issues with the same graphics card (RTX MSI GAMING TRIO 4090). I swapped out the MB and Ram, same issues. I later swapped out the card for a known to work 2080ti, and the issues were still present. In almost every game I try to play, it crashes and I get an error along...