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It may be an incompatible ram issue, I didn't see T-Force on the supported memory list for Ryzen

Is the HDMI cable plugged into the motherboard or the graphics card?

I have almost the exact same setup as you, but mine is rigid tubing and doesn't have a gpu in the loop but this is how I'm running it. 240mm in the front, 360 in the top, 5 vardar fans. It would be easy to run the loop from the cpu to the gpu and then back to the res.

In older versions of vegas you have to go into the settings and enable cuda acceleration as they are not usually enabled by default. This will use your gpu to accelerate the playback and rendering etc. Should be under: Options -> Preferences -> Video -> GPU acceleration of video processing

Try uninstalling it and leaving it uninstalled. If the error goes away at least we know it's software related. If that is the case then contact asus and see what they say.

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It looks like the 24pin isn't seated all the way (hard to tell) next thing to try would be to try a new power supply.

Have you installed the latest bios on the mobo?

Try uninstalling/reinstalling the driver. Do a clean install not the "express" option on the driver install. Could also be a startup issue so check your startup processes to make sure nvidia is on there to be started automatically.

Could be a lot of things, try your psu fan too. If the hard drive isn't your boot drive try unplugging it and put your computer under a load and see what happens.

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Then problem solved?

Also, read through some of your other posts, it seems like you've been struggling to get a stable overclock on the i9. In my experience when I get a kernel related BSOD it's because of an overclocking stability issue. I hit 4.6ghz stable on my 5820k but whenever I try o render in premier it crashes, everything else is stable. You may have the same issue to where it is stable in stress testing and then it will fail due to something random

Is this a one time issue or a recurring one? And maybe lay off of those that are trying to help you? I agree with Shadow here in that a clean install may be the way to go.

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