I bought a prebuilt pc for the first time in my life, as I thought hey, maybe this is a better way to go about this.
I guess not.
This started with me randomly getting bluescreens. They seemed to occur at completely random times at first, except mostly when I was away from my computer and rarely while I was playing games. The bluescreen I got was "DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION". When I checked the dump files it pointed me at the Geforce 3060.
I tried everything. Fresh formats. All sorts of drivers, old and new. Tested every peripheral in different combinations. Nothing.
And then one day my neighbor slams their door shut, and I get blue screen.
Then it happens again.
Long story short, I get a bluescreen when I walk a bit too hard, or sit too fast, or someone downstairs slams their door. The vibration is enough to do it. I can jump next to the pc to replicate the bluescreen, which sometimes is instead a black screen or the screen glitching out with green lines.
I went in there and screwed everything I could find down, checked all cords etc.. but I don't know much about pcs. The problem persists. This is my last attempt before I return this and get a full refund. Can someone help me, please? I am willing to try anything, send photos of the case, whatever you might require.
EDIT: Oh yeah, this is the pc. https://www.newegg.com/abs-ali489/p/N82E16883360084
I guess not.
This started with me randomly getting bluescreens. They seemed to occur at completely random times at first, except mostly when I was away from my computer and rarely while I was playing games. The bluescreen I got was "DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION". When I checked the dump files it pointed me at the Geforce 3060.
I tried everything. Fresh formats. All sorts of drivers, old and new. Tested every peripheral in different combinations. Nothing.
And then one day my neighbor slams their door shut, and I get blue screen.
Then it happens again.
Long story short, I get a bluescreen when I walk a bit too hard, or sit too fast, or someone downstairs slams their door. The vibration is enough to do it. I can jump next to the pc to replicate the bluescreen, which sometimes is instead a black screen or the screen glitching out with green lines.
I went in there and screwed everything I could find down, checked all cords etc.. but I don't know much about pcs. The problem persists. This is my last attempt before I return this and get a full refund. Can someone help me, please? I am willing to try anything, send photos of the case, whatever you might require.
EDIT: Oh yeah, this is the pc. https://www.newegg.com/abs-ali489/p/N82E16883360084