Question pc at random crash

[amd5700xt]

092724-5437-01.zip here the dump info
the computer crash at random and stays black screen , or restarts or freezes
thanks

 

[amd5700xt]

update now when freezes its artifacts and new dmp MEMORY.zip https://1drv.ms/i/c/f5e3327597bc5549/EYW1G4DcUyxJmPD1dCiAWLYBw0CE9MLMWWw5eed5rOb8Vg?e=qYVaXV and a photo of one of the monitor

 

[ubuysa]

I'm afraid these dumps point at a failing CPU. One of the dumps is empty, which is a worry in itself, one of the others is a WHEA_UNCORRECRTABLE_ERROR for a machine check (a hardware failure). The two killer dumps are both CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT bugchecks, they happen when a processor in the CPU fails to respond to a clock synchronisation request. On rare occasions this can be due to a bad driver, I'll need to check the kernel dump to see that - and your kernel dump is corrupted (another concern), but typically this is a failing CPU.

I've downloaded your kernel dump on two different browsers, so you might want to try uploading it again?

I think it would be wise for you to stress test your CPU before doing anything else. First though, give the PC a good clean, especially the fans and fan blades, also check that your CPU cooler is functioning properly (what cooler do you have)? Then place the P{C in an area where it has clear air all around it. All this is important because this test WILL make your CPU run hot....

1. Download Prime95 and a CPU temperature monitor (CoreTemp will do).
2. Keep the temperature monitor running all the time you run Prime95. Your CPU will get hot!
3. Run each of the three Prime95 tests (smallFFTs, largeFFTs, and Blend) one after the other for a minimum of 1 hour per test, 2 hours per test would be better.
4. If Prime95 generates error messages, if the system crashes/freezes/BSODs, or if your CPU temp reaches 72°C (Tmax for your CPU), then stop Prime95 and let us know what happened.

Note that a properly cooled and stable CPU should be able to run all Prime95 tests pretty much indefinitely.

FYI: The small FFT test stresses the CPU more than RAM. The large FFT test stresses RAM more than the CPU. The Blend test is a mixture of the two.