Ryzen 3 2200g clock_watchdog_timeout HELP

[pcbuilds525]

Hi, i recently built a new budget setup. Here are the specs: Ryzen 3 2200G
4GB Patriot DDR4 2400Mhz
Mobo: Biostar A320MH
Gpu: Integrated Vega 8 (for now)
I downloaded all the amd ryzen drivers and the mobo drivers, but i get two things that aren't good, one is the erro code 12 for the vega graphics which says that there Is not enough resources, and second, is the BSOD. Error clock_watchdog_timeout which freezes my pc than restarts. Please help me because i dont know how to solve this problem and its really annoying. Thanks.

 

[King_V]

I am NOT sure this is the cause of the problem.... but 4GB is really low under normal circumstances, and the 2200G has to use some of that for graphics. That could be why the errors are occurring.

Also, I would STRONGLY recommend at least 8GB (2x4GB) RAM, and higher-speed than 2400MHz. Ryzen, especially with integrated graphics, really shines with faster RAM.

 

[pcbuilds525]

I am NOT sure this is the cause of the problem.... but 4GB is really low under normal circumstances, and the 2200G has to use some of that for graphics. That could be why the errors are occurring.

Also, I would STRONGLY recommend at least 8GB (2x4GB) RAM, and higher-speed than 2400MHz. Ryzen, especially with integrated graphics, really shines with faster RAM.

I doubt thats the problem, my friend has the exact same setup, exactly the same ram memory and mobo and cpu, and he is using the integrated graphics, and he can play gta 5 on medium setting at like 70fps. He never had the clock watchdog timeout problem. So im thinking its maybe the windows 10 i got? Do i have to have exactly windows 10 build 1709? Or can i use the latest 1809 build?

 

[TJ Hooker]

Did you do a clean install of windows for this build?

 

[pcbuilds525]

Did you do a clean install of windows for this build?

Of course i did.

 

[King_V]

So im thinking its maybe the windows 10 i got? Do i have to have exactly windows 10 build 1709? Or can i use the latest 1809 build?

I would say this is EXTREMELY unlikely.