Question Using HWMonitor to determine things but... how the heck do you read these?

[takearushfan82]

Hi all. I've noticed lately I'll sometimes get the BSOD and sometimes if my PC is already on, I'll turn on my monitor and the desktop will be frozen. I downloaded CPUID HWMonitor to see if anything is wrong but have no idea how to interpret it. Can someone view the images at the link I provided and tell me if anything looks bad? I appreciate it. My PC is only 3 years old. Windows 10, Pro
i9 10900KF 3.7ghz,
32gigs ram
1tb SSD
gtx 1660
trying to recall other things that might help. PSU is 500watt , etc

Images of values

 

[zinkles]

PSU is also 3 years old I assume?

In the BSOD screen you will be able to see an Error Code. On your next BSOD could you take a pic/write it down somewhere and tell me? It could be used to troubleshoot.

 

[zinkles]

Also nothing seems to look bad on the temps either according to the pic you attached.

Are your drivers updated?

 

[takearushfan82]

All drivers are updated that I can think of, yep.

 

[takearushfan82]

The PSU is just as old. It didn't occur to me to write the code. I want to say 0x43 but don't quote me on that.

 

[takearushfan82]

Also nothing seems to look bad on the temps either according to the pic you attached.

Are your drivers updated?

A brief Google search says I probably am remembering code 43 correctly, though that doesn't help much, as it could be multiple things still. I will say I got a "new" GTX 1660 about a month before this started and a few results pertain to graphics cards.