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A hotfix has been released: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5450

Looks like issue with nvcontainer (and or nvdisplay.container) and high CPU uasge: https://hothardware.com/news/a-geforce-gpu-driver-bug-is-causing-major-cpu-spikes-on-gaming-pcs I was seeing 21% usage (3070, 5800X3D) from these programs before I rolled back to 528.24.... so I would also do so as well until hotfix.

update the bios, clear cmos as well

$2300? In THIS economy?

AIOs from what I hear usually SHOULD have up to a 5 year lifespan (you can try and change out the water if you want but that's probably too much DIY for me). The longest I have heard an AIO lasting was 6 years from Artic. I will say if you look at the review section of most these AIOs, pump failures within 2 years you see in prob 25% of the reviews now. Hope its not a trend.

You know what, on the last LianLi failure... the AIO plate when I cleaned it with 70% iso had greenish/gray stains at the corners I couldn't remove.

With the EK one, one day both pumps just stopped working and temps would get up to 105C. The lines were cold, but the block was hot af. I sent video and screenshot proof to EK, but they didn't send me a new one until I had to send it back to somewhere in Europe where, after a week of their testing, they did confirm my pump went to crap. I am using the replacement they sent me now after... ...when that one failed and I was waiting for a replacement AIO, I decided to just get another because I knew it was gonna prob take 3-4 mths and picked a GN suggestion and got the LianLi Galahad on sale at MC for $119.99 (thankfully got the 2 year replacement plan; got back store credit). Was handling both my 3600 and 5800x3D great... until about a week ago when CPU temps would spike randomly when I opened programs as well as boot up times being slower than usual. I just thought it was the hotter weather in the Northeast US. Last night, I played Sniper Elite 5 and temps were consistently in the 85-91 range. I turned the CPU off, went to bed, woke up this AM and turned it on and suddenly I was getting temps in the 91-95 range at boot no load, and also got a "CPU temp HIGH" message prompted from the BIOS, when I restarted another time. Felt the pump lines and one was cold to the touch and yep, it's borked. I did do a few BIOS updates to the MB recently but I don't think they had anything to do with the failure; in the EK situation the pump one day had a complete failure and in the LianLi one it was a slow failure until one day it just stopped working. I might got Noctua Air cooling when this one fails lol Although i have a MATX case and might be hard to fit

I've had two AIOs fail within 1.5 years on my first build: EK 240 DRGB (after 5 mths) + LianLi Galahad 240 (14 mths). I install mine on the top of the case as well so I don't think it's pump placement issue as mentioned by GN and i don't do any overclocking on my 5800X3D. It seems to be more common, especially now with manufacturers having issues with quality downstream, due to the pandemic and manufacturing capacity (see ASUS ROG Maximus Z690). Thankfully I was able to get an RMA on one, and had a 2 year replacement plan through MicroCenter on the other.

Possible solution from the Megareddit thread: Don't reboot or change your Wi-Fi or you may have to do it again. Eats the battery on the phone too, like 99% CPU usage

I have an LG6 T-Mobile and getting this error since this afternoon... and they may have borked them either through an update or something. Either way its annoying as hell, "LG IMS Stopped Working " every 30 seconds. Factory resets or other solutions have not worked. LG in big trouble lol

I have a 3600 playing on 4K. Safe to say the upgrade isn't worth it now...at the current price. But, once AM5 comes out...I assume this will drop in price. I looked at the 5800X history price chart and that dropped around $75-100 at BF time last year. I'm maybe thinking this chip will do the same... but now my question is, is it even worth it then to upgrade with the benchmarks out? I am kinda stuck here lol

Well I found the culprit (well, more like Kyle found it):

Well guess not: On Wed 12/29/2021 10:00:21 PM your computer crashed or a problem was reported crash dump file: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP This was probably caused by the following module: fltmgr.sys (FLTMGR!FltClose+0x10) Bugcheck code: 0xC2 (0x99, 0xFFFF880AE54A02B0, 0x0, 0x0) Error: BAD_POOL_CALLER file path: C:\Windows\system32\drivers\fltmgr.sys product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System company: Microsoft Corporation description: Microsoft Filesystem Filter Manager Bug check description: This indicates that the current thread is making a bad pool request. This appears to be a typical software driver bug and is not likely to be caused by a hardware problem. The crash took place in a file system driver. Since there is no other responsible driver detected, this could be pointing to a malfunctioning drive or corrupted disk. It's suggested that you run CHKDSK.

I may of tracked this down; don't think its OC/XMP related. I went down some rabbit holes and found that Ryzen and Logitech drivers dont always play nice. I have a K360 keyboard, and noticed the drivers in device manager had a yellow sign next to them, and were just listed as "logitech cordless device". I had this receiver plugged into the 3.0 USB port on my front IO of my case and NOT the MB. I plugged it into the MB, and the drivers installed and now show up correctly. No new BSODs yet but here's to hoping

Hey folks, I have been getting some random BSODs (two of them IRQL_NOT_LESS_THAN_EQUAL), even when idle, ever since updating my TUF B550M's Bios to Version 2423. I have a Ryzen 5 3600 with OCs from Buildzoid, with Ballistix DDR4 RAM 3600 (XMP enabled), and a RTX 3070 FE on 750W Power Supply (SILVERSTONE SST-ET750). Running Windows 10 21H2. I've run SFC, DISM, CHKDSK, DDU'd and reinstalled video and audio drivers. Dumps below: https://www.dropbox.com/s/70lk7uhhsr4r85b/BSOD 12-29.rar?dl=0