Recent content by thevoidblade

Removed. Seems pretty stable since I disabled fast startup interestingly. No updates for any of the drivers you listed sadly. But I expected that. Thanks again for the advice and suggestions. I might try placing back my overclock at some point and see how I get on. But for now at least no more...

Very interesting. I've been watching for overheats. Given the PC a clean and all fans are working so no overheating that I have seen so far, but might have been at the time. I've undone any and all overclocks too cause I figured they might be related. Having said that, under a stress test I was...

Sure! I can place the actual minidump up on Google drive easily enough. Link is below for the most recent one. I have 4 others with the same error. Let me know if you want or need to take a look at those. I really appreciate the help! BSOD Dump

Yeah. I was thinking to undo the overclock and test the ram next. I'll give a try and see how I get on. Sadly, this glitch tends to only kick in once every few days. Makes testing it a bit of a challenge. Thanks for the advice though! I'll leave thread for now and keep it updated.

Interestingly, it has been triggered by a bunch of different programs. Not just Mullvad. So, to list them: OverwolfHelper svchost Overwatch Battle.net Mullvad Motherboard is a MSI Z87 GD65. All drivers are up to date. Same for Bios. Nothing out of the ordinary.

I5 4690K (overclocked to 4.3 ghz) GTX 970 16gb Ram Thus why I say it is an unsupported build for Windows 11. I suspect that might be the issue actually, but strangely the dump shows the issue as coming from a third party program and not an OS program.

Hey, I keep getting a bunch of bluescreen errors that are related to the CPU as it always lists intelgenuine.sys as the problem. I've never had these issues before and was wondering what the cause might be? My PC is quite old so maybe the processor is just failing. Having said that, it is also...

Hey, I'll give that a try. I hope it is just a bad reading. When I uninstall the driver it throws up 0. I am not sure if that is a good sign or not.

Here's hoping! 🤞

Yeah. That was what I was thinking maybe... The thermal paste was super dried out. I'll leave this thread open, but I think I'll need to open it up and take a look. I'll get around to it. If you or anyone else have any other ideas, I'd love to hear.

Yeah. I kinda wish I checked the power draw prior to opening it. Mind it was throttling before that too and had temps on something like 73C at idle. The fans were really choked.

Idle. Which is why the power draw is insane. Mind it is either way...

Hi, I was looking for some advice. I have a feeling this is something to do with the VRMs maybe. This laptop had an overheating problem due to really old thermal paste and a fan that was almost totally blocked. I have since cleaned the paste off. Reapplied new paste and cleaned out the fans...