WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR Random

[NelsonLopes]

Hello,
I've had my build for almost 2 years now, and for some reason (after I installed my new RX480) my pc is starting to, randomly, going into BSOD : WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR.
Sometimes it happens in a row, for like 4 times, and then it stops. I already replaced my CPU thermal paste and all that stuff, also bought a new PSU, and yet it is still happening quite a lot now.

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OS: Win 10 Pro x64

CPU: i7 4790K 4.0ghz

GPU: RX 480 8GB - MSI ARMOR

RAM: 16GB

MoBo: MSI-GAMING-6 - Z97A MS-7917

PSU: Corsair RM650x Gold

SSDs: Crucial CT500MX200SSD1 + Kingston SV300S37A120G

HDD : WDC 500G

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Can you please help me?

PS: The BSODs are increasing for no reasons. I suspect the CPU.

 

[Deleted member 1353997]

WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR means that there's something wrong with your hardware. Thermal paste and a new PSU shouldn't affect it much if at all.

I had the same bluescreen happen to me before. Apparently the reason it happened was due to a bug with my CPU's L2 cache. I solved it by installing a BIOS update for my mainboard.

Without access to Windows' memory dump, it's hard to tell what exactly is wrong, though, so it's possible updating your BIOS won't solve your problem after all.


PS: I have no idea how to read the mem dump myself, so you'll have to ask someone else to do it for you, or learn how to do it yourself.

 

[NelsonLopes]

WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR means that there's something wrong with your hardware. Thermal paste and a new PSU shouldn't affect it much if at all.

I had the same bluescreen happen to me before. Apparently the reason it happened was due to a bug with my CPU's L2 cache. I solved it by installing a BIOS update for my mainboard.

Without access to Windows' memory dump, it's hard to tell what exactly is wrong, though, so it's possible updating your BIOS won't solve your problem after all.


PS: I have no idea how to read the mem dump myself, so you'll have to ask someone else to do it for you, or learn how to do it yourself.

As far as BIOS goes, I do have the latest version available. I don't have any overclocked components at the moment, so i'm a bit in the dark as I can't read the dump files :\

 

[matt5289]

I'm having the same issue