Recent content by SeanHL

Before i touch anything, i have one more question: You initially told me to only change the timing to 2N. Was also changing all of the other stuff always implied, or just a later addition based on my picture? Would only changing the timing to 2N have done harm? Because i really do need to stress...

So you want everything to be set slower for the sake of stability? I hope the voltages are on that same screen somewhere, because i have no idea what i'm doing. I've also taken another look at the software side of things, and noticed this: How is that the log you read and my systems 'about'...

I'm not finding the exact thing you're talking about, but i'm guessing you want me to set this to 2N? https://postimg.cc/BtN1tGvL

I actually managed to get the memtest done today, and it passed with no errors. I also took the chance to take a look through the BIOS settings, and there was no sign of XMP profiles, overclocking or anything. All settings were on either auto or default. I also took a picture of the voltage...

I've been trying to figure this out, and i've noticed that my CPU speed tends to vary between 2.5 and 4.6 Ghz due to turboboosting, which is standard behaviour for this kind of CPU. Is that the auto overclocking you're talking about? It would seem like a pretty big loss in performance to turn...

None of these really match my circumstances - i don't overclock, and the system should be clean enough to prevent throttling. I wouldn't be surprised if it's got something to do with the emergency updates to save intel processors though. According the manufacturer specs, the rated speed is 2500...

I'm not sure what to do about this. I've never participated in it, as far as i'm aware. I do know that GameInput Service causes system crashes when it has a duplicate install. GameInput Service started throwing error messages in event viewer after i installed some legacy software so i could...

I've got version 1805 - updated a while ago due to the intel CPU voltage problems. Scannow found some issues and yielded this log: https://files.catbox.moe/d9tkzr.zip

This is probably no big deal, since it's only done it today so far, but i figured we should try to diagnose it just in case. My system bugchecked on boot, and then automatically rebooted as normal. These are my specs: Motherboard: Asus PRIME B760-PLUS D4 CPU: Intel Core i5 13400F GPU: Asus...

New theory: I think the EFI partition might be damaged or partially corrupted. Probably secondary damage from the dodgy PSU voltages. It must have started with the bluescreen on the 10th, and would explain why the following issues on the 14th and 30th only happened on boot. I'd say that...

I've got some updates: Jan 24th: Replaced the PSU after a quick RMA. We haven't seen any Kernel Power Events since then, but i'm not going to be conviced they're gone just yet. Jan 30th: We've had another weird thing happen. Upon reaching the login screen, windows said that there had been a...

I replaced the power strip, inspected the internal cabling, and cleaned the pc today. Took a piece out of my thumb in the process, but oh well. I've learned that my theory from yesterday was nonsense; The power button light has absolutely nothing to do with the power switch itself. They're not...

This is already how she does it. I'm getting those errors despite initiating shutdown in the way you describe. What i'm saying is that the de-powering of the button light is one of the last visible/audible steps in shutting down the PC as performed by the PC, and if the wiring is faulty, that...

Looking at the timestamps on the logs i posted before, some of them were created when being powering back on from sleep mode. Others are from when the system is powered on after a complete shutdown. There are not as many of them from the 14th as i would expect; the only one there is from when i...

No, we're not doing any of those things. The reason i know it's trying to boot back up is because i've got a piezo speaker attached to the motherboard, just in case. These have always beeped only once on boot, on both our systems, as an indication that the system is healthy: What my girlfriend...