MaxMustermann

@Mark Kaine I think its the CPU because I already tested the RAM. I used both sticks for itself, same problem. I checked them with Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool and AIDA64 Extreme,no problem. And on most sites on the Internet it supposed to be the CPU. And yes, the game worked fine for months before. And of course I updated the chipset driver to the newest version. The event log screenshot is that image what I uploaded in my first post.

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Hey guys, since a few days Im getting a bluescreen when I play the free online MMO "Lost Ark". The curious thing is, I get this bluescreen in that game only. And after I installed W11 the bluescreen appears so fast that I even cant read the stopcode. Before that Windows 10 was installed and there the bluescreen was stucked at 0% and the stopcode was "Whea uncorrectable error" Only thing I got are those "event log" screenshots from Windows right after the bluescreen. What I did for troubleshooting until now: 1. PC restart/unplugged the PC 2. Bios reset / update to newest version 3. graphic card and mainboard driver updates 4. fresh new windows install 5. used each of my both ram sticks alone in different slots/checked the RAM with "Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool" 6. tested other games = no problems 7. did a Cinebench benchmark in singlecore and multicore = no problems 8. did a Prime95 run for 40min = no problems 9. always checked the temps during the game = no problems My PC: 3900x cooled by Deepcool AS500 Plus 32GB 3200Mhz Ram Crucial Ballistix 980Ti Zotac 560W Gold power supply Seasonic 1TB m.2 Samsung Pro Evo 970 Plus 2 SSDs by Crucial

@krakekThanks you made my choice easier. Then I think I will go with the Meshify 2 One more question,of what kind of material is the mesh in the front? Plastic?

@krakek The problem is the height of the case. When you have certain motherboards then it might be a problem when you also put a huge radiator on top. It may collide with the cooling mounts of your mb or with the RAM. Thanks for your advices, but the O11 Dynamic is a litle bit too "windowy" for me if you know what I mean. A window on the side is enough.

Hi guys, I cannot decide betweend those 3 cases: Define 7 , Meshify 2 and Corsair 5000D. I want to use a Who has any experiences with those cases? In my opinion they have following problems: Define 7: bad airflow because of the "closed" front, radiator on top may causes issues with your motherboard Meshify 2: front looks cheap (plastic? ) , radiator on top may causes issues with your motherboard Corsair 5000D: mostly only 120mm fans possible, you cannot use radiator in front with a radiator in side panel

Okay thanks a lot for your opinions guys!

The price for this card was 430€

Hello guys, I get an offer to buy a new MSI 2080 Sea Hawk EK graphic card. How much is this card worth? What would be a good price?

WPrime? Don't know this benchmark. Only Prime95 But Cinebench Ri15/20 is okay.

What kind of benchmark screens you wanna see?

Guys I finally got my config CPU: 3900X MB: Asus Strix X570 E-Gaming RAM: Crucial Ballistix RGB 32GB 3200Mhz Thanks for helping me

Guys I finally got my config CPU: 3900X MB: Asus Strix X570 E-Gaming RAM: Crucial Ballistix RGB 32GB 3200Mhz

How would you think about the idea of getting a 3700X or even a 1600AF (same like 2600) and then wait for the upcoming 4000 Ryzen CPUs?

Okay I understand what you mean. The new consoles will have 8 cores and 16 threads so I think that most games in future will be optimized in 8 cores. My opinion was to get a 3900X to have "4 more cores" in reserve when I want to use this system for that long. At the moment the 3900X has the best price for core relatio. It costs 429€. Even better than the 3700X for 289€. So you think the 3700X will be enough for the next 5-6 years? For gaming and streaming for example?