RagingGiant

Yes. I used DDU to remove drivers in safe mode, then installed new one from Nvidia website.

Updated the drivers and it happened again.

Why didn't it cause any problems immediately? That's what made me think it's not the drivers.

CPU: AMD A8-7600 Radeon R7 4C GPU: ASUS EXPEDITION GTX 1050 Ti MB: ASRock FM2A88M Extreme 4+ RAM: Kingston 8GB 1866MHz CL10 DIMM DDR3 16 GB (8x2) PSU: Thermaltake Smart 530W I reinstalled the drivers a week ago by going to Device Manager and uninstalling GPU driver there. Now I think that was a mistake.

So, in the last couple of days I've been experiencing 1 to 2 crashes per day. I don't know what the cause is but I think it's the memory. When crash occurs monitor doesn't go black but instead keeps the last screen before the crash. For example, if I'm on my desktop screen and pc crashes, monitor would display my desktop until I restart my pc. Weird thing is that all fans are working. PSU fan, CPU and GPU fans and case fans are working. Even weirdest thing is that my keyboard backlight turns off, but only if I press a key.

I would like to but in my country tech is slowly disappearing off the shelves and I have no choice but 2400 MHz right now. Thank you for your reply!

Hello, I'm upgrading my pc with budget motherboard, CPU and RAM. I'm curious if R5 1600 is compatibile with G.SKILL 16 GB (8x2) DDR4, 2400 MHz (F4-2400C15S-8GIS) on ASROCK A320M-HDV R4.0 mobo. RAM is not on the motherboard QVL list but it's very cheap so I'm asking if someone more experienced can tell if this combination will work. I heard that 1st gen Ryzen had problems with RAM compatibility and I really don't want to buy the wrong RAM.