Hi everyone,
Another member here (@remixislandmusic ) has been kindly helping me out with buying a new PC and troubleshooting. Please see my signature for my latest build. I have had a lot of issues so far, so I will give the run down:
1) When I installed windows 10, everything was fine. Then I went to the AMD website and updated my drivers. This caused everything to crash. Tried to repair the OS, and that failed with me getting so many errors at the Windows Recovery screen. So I tried to clean install Windows 10. That did not work, again with many errors. Fortunately, ASROCK has this "SDD secure clean". Using that and installing the OS as a clean install worked fortunately.
2) However, whenever I log-in into Windows 10, I get an error asking me to continue or stop running the following script: https://logincdn.msauth.net/16.000.28230.00/ConvergedLoginPaginatedStrings.en.js . Google says related to Outlook or OneDrive, but I am not sure what this is beyond that. Any ideas?
3) My MB defaulted to DRAM frequency of 2400. AMD website says my CPU supports 2933 MHz and my RAM is 3000MHz. I set it to 3000MHz. I ran MemTest86 - Official Site of the x86 Memory Testing Tool and it was fine. Nothing popped up.
I ran Prime95 torture test and I got several "FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.5, expected less than 0.4. Hardware failure detected, consult stress.txt file." errors. Here is what I did:
I went back into the BIOS and set the RAM back to the default of 2400MHz. Did the Prime95 test and it was fine. Went back into the BIOS and put the RAM to 2933MHz. Did the Prime95 torture test, got no error. Then went back into the BIOS and put the RAM to 3000MHz. Error. Went back to 2933MHz, got an error. Went back to 2400Mhz, no error. Went back to 2933MhZ, no error. Simply re-ran the stress test again at 2933Mhz, no error.
For some reason, it was defaulted to set worker to core # 8 for all the tests. I only ran the tests for 5-6 minutes (5 completed tests). Usually the errors happened between tests 1 - 2. Temperature goes up to 77c to 80c. Idle temperatures 38c-40c.
I don't want to overclock at this point.
I am not sure what all this means. But should I be concerned? What parts should I get replaced? If I should be concerned, how can I better diagnose the problem?
Thank you so much,
Aegis.
Another member here (@remixislandmusic ) has been kindly helping me out with buying a new PC and troubleshooting. Please see my signature for my latest build. I have had a lot of issues so far, so I will give the run down:
1) When I installed windows 10, everything was fine. Then I went to the AMD website and updated my drivers. This caused everything to crash. Tried to repair the OS, and that failed with me getting so many errors at the Windows Recovery screen. So I tried to clean install Windows 10. That did not work, again with many errors. Fortunately, ASROCK has this "SDD secure clean". Using that and installing the OS as a clean install worked fortunately.
2) However, whenever I log-in into Windows 10, I get an error asking me to continue or stop running the following script: https://logincdn.msauth.net/16.000.28230.00/ConvergedLoginPaginatedStrings.en.js . Google says related to Outlook or OneDrive, but I am not sure what this is beyond that. Any ideas?
3) My MB defaulted to DRAM frequency of 2400. AMD website says my CPU supports 2933 MHz and my RAM is 3000MHz. I set it to 3000MHz. I ran MemTest86 - Official Site of the x86 Memory Testing Tool and it was fine. Nothing popped up.
I ran Prime95 torture test and I got several "FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.5, expected less than 0.4. Hardware failure detected, consult stress.txt file." errors. Here is what I did:
I went back into the BIOS and set the RAM back to the default of 2400MHz. Did the Prime95 test and it was fine. Went back into the BIOS and put the RAM to 2933MHz. Did the Prime95 torture test, got no error. Then went back into the BIOS and put the RAM to 3000MHz. Error. Went back to 2933MHz, got an error. Went back to 2400Mhz, no error. Went back to 2933MhZ, no error. Simply re-ran the stress test again at 2933Mhz, no error.
For some reason, it was defaulted to set worker to core # 8 for all the tests. I only ran the tests for 5-6 minutes (5 completed tests). Usually the errors happened between tests 1 - 2. Temperature goes up to 77c to 80c. Idle temperatures 38c-40c.
I don't want to overclock at this point.
I am not sure what all this means. But should I be concerned? What parts should I get replaced? If I should be concerned, how can I better diagnose the problem?
Thank you so much,
Aegis.