Ram Error While GAMING

[gm-madi]

Ryzen 1600 3.8Ghz at 1.2875v
Adata 1 x 8gb cl16 3000Mhz running at 3200Mhz 1.36v
win10 64
NVMe SSD 256gb


while gaming with World of Warcraft running with DX9, i get this error everyday.
screen: https://imgur.com/bDaghHx

by the way, every other game runs normal except that screen.

 

[dshort01]

First, notice that the error message is being generated by the game and not the OS or well at least Windows. 2nd errors messages are generated by the program as kind of a "trap" for all kinds of malfunctions. They tend to be general in nature other wise the program would be twice as big and less efficient just to trap the errors that could occur. Therefore they tend to be generic because of that. I would look at updates of any kind. There are also diagnostics you can run on the hardware by 3rd party vendors. Drivers, drivers, drivers..... look into that also. Since it only occurs on this game it is unlikely to be a hardware issue. Possibly a driver compatibility issue. Who knows what hardware you have installed, you didn't mention that other than the obvious... you have an engine in your card with headlights. If your overclocking I'd cancel all of that to help isolate the issue.

 

[rgd1101]

What the ram usage on the system when during the games?

 

[gm-madi]

What the ram usage on the system when during the games?

as shown in screen, 5gb max

 

[smorizio]

make sure the mb has the newest bios file. with new cpu and mb there may be a few. from amd web page make sure you have the newest mb chipset drivers installed.

 

[rgd1101]

What the ram usage on the system when during the games?

as shown in screen, 5gb max

not just for the game, the whole system usage.

 

[gm-madi]

make sure the mb has the newest bios file. with new cpu and mb there may be a few. from amd web page make sure you have the newest mb chipset drivers installed.

everything is updated. Still no solution, today i had 3 crashs in 1 hour

 

[smorizio]

run hardware info see if the power supply three main legs are holding. run memtest from usb stick over night.

 

[gm-madi]

the problem was unstable overclocking,
the ram was 3000mhz Cl16 and i was running it 3200mhz cl16 at 1.4v

as i went back to 3000mhz everything is fixed