- May 7, 2023
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Hey. I've found many threads that discuss similar topics, but the strangeness of this case is puzzling me.
System specs:
Case:
Everyday, once a day, I boot the system up, start a game such as bf2042. About 7-10 minutes later the light on the power button will flash violently, screen will go black and the system will go to "sleep" - the reason I say sleep is not because it actually goes to sleep, because I don't know, but because the light on the power button will stay lit after the crash has happened.
Then I press and hold the power button to shut it all the way down, and then turn it on again normally.
After this one strange crash(per day), the system is fine and plays bf2042 for hours without hiccups.
This will happen 95% of all days. I've had few days where I for some reason could avoid the crash but I can't say exactly what I did to cheat it.
I've also had one day where it happened twice within an hour.
Logs and dumps:
This is the critical error (see jpg) I think is the culprit but I'm a bit puzzled with the additional events after and during the crash?
To be honest I'm not so bothered by the actual crash. It's a thing I can come to live with. But. I'm very much afraid that it will evolve to a system breaking event.
Hope someone has experienced something similar and can help me.
Kind regards Andreas
System specs:
System
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Memory
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Graphics card
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Case:
Everyday, once a day, I boot the system up, start a game such as bf2042. About 7-10 minutes later the light on the power button will flash violently, screen will go black and the system will go to "sleep" - the reason I say sleep is not because it actually goes to sleep, because I don't know, but because the light on the power button will stay lit after the crash has happened.
Then I press and hold the power button to shut it all the way down, and then turn it on again normally.
After this one strange crash(per day), the system is fine and plays bf2042 for hours without hiccups.
This will happen 95% of all days. I've had few days where I for some reason could avoid the crash but I can't say exactly what I did to cheat it.
I've also had one day where it happened twice within an hour.
Logs and dumps:
This is the critical error (see jpg) I think is the culprit but I'm a bit puzzled with the additional events after and during the crash?
| jpg of the events https://www.dropbox.com/s/26akoxcszyqspzw/waht_events.JPG?dl=0 Evtx dump of the events leading up to and beyond the crash https://www.dropbox.com/s/ayqydr7yx001iyo/event_dump.evtx?dl=0 Mta dump - "local meta data" (created when i made the dump of the events[maybe some language stuff, i dont know if it is necessary]) ... (ignore) https://www.dropbox.com/s/q31dchv4gzo0a31/event_dump_1033.MTA?dl=0 |
- I've checked the minidump but it hasn't made one.
- I've run OCCT test for half an hour on full stress. All 8 cpus go to 100C - Nothing happens.
- I've had OCCT monitor running as a crash occur. Nothing peculiar is registered in the log.
- I've set GPU max performance to 99% because of superstition. Nothing changes, crash still happens.
To be honest I'm not so bothered by the actual crash. It's a thing I can come to live with. But. I'm very much afraid that it will evolve to a system breaking event.
Hope someone has experienced something similar and can help me.
Kind regards Andreas
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