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Abzilla

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About Abzilla

  • Birthday February 13

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Somewhere In The Cosmos
  • Interests
    PCs
  • Biography
    I am a human
  • Occupation
    idk

System

  • CPU
    Ryzen 5900X
  • Motherboard
    MSI Tomahawk x570
  • RAM
    32GB GSkill ram 3600MHz
  • GPU
    Asus Strix ROG 1080TI OC 11Gb
  • Case
    H440 2015 Edition
  • Storage
    1 4Tb HDD, 2 X 1TB HDD, 1 120GB SSD
  • PSU
    850W Corsair PSU
  • Display(s)
    1 27 inch Samsung curved 60Hz 1080P
  • Cooling
    NZXT 52X 240mm AIO
  • Keyboard
    RAZER BlackWidow Chroma V2
  • Mouse
    Razer Basilisk V3
  • Sound
    Razer Kraken
  • Operating System
    Windows 10
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  1. No worries! I appreciate all of the help i'm getting here. I used DDU and reinstalled the Nvidia driver, but when I tried loading ETS2, when trying to load into the world, the loading screen had artefacts and the game crashed while loading. Beforehand, the game would at least enter the world and crash straight after, after DDU the world doesn't load. This is what I am seeing in GPU-Z's sensor page. I have also attached logs In the pics above, I noticed power consumption reached as high as 103% of TDP, could this be of issue? GPU-Z Sensor Log1.txt
  2. I found the event, this is the detail tab of both WHEA events: I will try wiping my current GPU drivers with DDU I assume the Asus GPU fan thing is this? Is there a possibility any OC profiles could be engaging while playing?
  3. I have booted up ets2 again and refined the eventviewer to show the most recent errors. I entered ETS2 escape menu where you are already loaded into the save, but not driving around. Once I click "drive" the game starts loading the world, which it seems to do successfully. Although once loaded within a few seconds the game freezes, then goes black screen and closes the application. Here are the errors from eventviewer after such: Below I have created a new filter to include information which seems to bring some relevant information: In addition, my disk management could be to blame?
  4. I checked the minidump folder which says it's empty. Here is a link for the crashdumps copy https://uploadnow.io/f/8kDQskw
  5. I tried playing at approx 4-5pm to test the system but found the error timestamped at 9pm
  6. I tried doing the crashdumps too, however the zip file is 64mb, it's too big to upload. Yes: Copy of Livekernelreports.zip
  7. Ok so now I have tried loading into a save of ETS2 and once my save loads, the game crashes instantly. I verified the integrity of the game beforehand.
  8. So I have finally gotten my pc to fully boot and I have checked the CPU temps beforehand. The CPU wouldn't go below 60C in anyway and would generally stay in the 70s. After updating the bios, my CPU temps idle at 35-45C!! It occasionally spikes to 50C ish when browsing pages, but now it isn't sticking at 70-80C! Although, I need to keep the liquid temp in consideration. In my previous pics, the liquid temp was at 50C whereas now it is at 30C (likely as I have just booted up). I will test this out and see if games play like normal. I have also currently left XMP off and will turn it back on after stability has been confirmed.
  9. A current update: I removed everything (including ram) from the pc excluding the cpu and now we’re posting again! I will reinstall everything and come back with a follow up update
  10. What is recommended to remove when flashing a mobo in a built system? I tried referring to the manual but it only gave advice for new builds.
  11. the pc hasn’t posted since entering mflash mode Yes the bottom boot one 70981431384__9987CC91-EA00-4536-B24E-B547A9C49A26.MOV
  12. The issue has escalated after trying to update the bios. I tried installing the latest non-beta bios update. I did this by entering m flash, but after this the pc will not post. I have tried taking the CMOS battery out, left 1x16gb ram stick, unplugged all drives other than OS. However on my motherboard the white boot light has remained on. I have tried changing the display ports/hdmi between two of my monitors but this still has not worked. I’m not too sure what I can do from here Once the bios issue is sorted, I will replace the thermal compound
  13. I believe SOC voltage has been set to auto. Sorry for not clicking the arrows
  14. I have just installed the AMD drivers but HWinfo still says there is an intel pentium inside. In addition, idling temps have remained in the 70s
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