[SOLVED] Compatibility issue ? Ryzen 1700x with Gigabyte Aorus X470 Ultra Gaming

Dec 28, 2019
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Hello,
I need help. Here are my specs:
CPU : AMD Ryzen 1700x
MOTHERBOARD: Gigabyte Aorus X470 Ultra gaming
RAM : Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 2x 8GB 3200Mhz
GPU: Asus GTX 1060 Turbo 6 GB (Going to Zotac rtx 2070s amp extreme)
PSU: LC-POWER 600W Office Series 78% efficiency
BIOS version : F31
OS : Windows 10 Professional 1903
Storage : Samsung 850 evo SSD 500Gb and one other HDD

I have a lots of crashes and bluescreens while playing so I asked help to Microsoft's support for Windows and they checked and tried to repair the pc once but nothing has changed so I recontact them and they said that there might be an issue with a component but they are brand new so I was wondering if there were any possible issues with my components as I use a Ryzen 1700x on a X470 MB (even though that it should work) or maybe with the RAM ? If not I think I have to send back one of my component but I don't know which one...

Thank you very much for your further answers,
 
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You can let windows do updates and see if it will install the latest drivers for everything,but for the gpu you really want to go and get the latest yourself when you can. Mean after installing motherboard drivers first.

i always install motherboard drivers first and right away the gpu drivers after that so don't really see if windows installs Nvidia drivers out of it's own.
Dec 28, 2019
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Btw, these are my critical erros in eventviewer

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I download latst Nvidia drivers here,
Drivers | GeForce
and yes you should always check that you have latest drivers there,especially after reinstall of windows.

Said that about psu since a psu that doesn't give out good voltages (fluctuates too much for instance) or has too much ripple migth cause instability and that may result in your problems.
 
Dec 28, 2019
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I download latst Nvidia drivers here,
Drivers | GeForce
and yes you should always check that you have latest drivers there,especially after reinstall of windows.

Said that about psu since a psu that doesn't give out good voltages (fluctuates too much for instance) or has too much ripple migth cause instability and that may result in your problems.
Thank you very much for your answer. I will change my PSU I think :).
But is it normal to manually install the Nvidia control panel from microsoft store ? It should be automatically installed with the GPU when booting Windows for the first time, isn't it ?
Thank you very much for your answers, they help me a lot :)
 

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You can let windows do updates and see if it will install the latest drivers for everything,but for the gpu you really want to go and get the latest yourself when you can. Mean after installing motherboard drivers first.

i always install motherboard drivers first and right away the gpu drivers after that so don't really see if windows installs Nvidia drivers out of it's own.
 
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