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the boot drive is less than a 2 months old WD nvme ssd so i doubt it that. unless there is a known issue i dont know about i moved around the ram, and it seems to be crashing with 1 of the sticks in and not the other. So far it seems to be that 1 of the ram stick causes the crash, but i dont know if thats the only issue. I checked each ram stick in 2 different slots. 1 ram stick works in both, and 1 doesnt work in either. I ran the microsoft memory diagnostic and it did not find an issue when i had both ram sticks in, i will try to run a different ram test with each ram stick to see if it detects anything. do you have any ram tests to recommend? ---------------------- Nevermind, it crashed after 30 minutes even with the good ram stick. it just takes alot longer to crash with that one. i think i might just take it to a pc repair shop

Im moving around the ram now to check if thats the issue, but a few other blue screen codes have popped up HAL INITIALIZATION FAILED WHEA Uncorrectable Error same things as before, just crashes a few minutes after starting the pc. I used DDU to reinstall graphics driver, and updated all other driver and windows. nothing worked yet

after updating the BIOS, the pc crashed and is stuck on the blue screen. only error code shown is the critical process died, same as before. left the pc for 15 minutes, the progress % never went above 0

just some further information, the PC will freeze (i can still move my mouse cursor but cant do anything), then it changes to a black screen with just my cursor for 20-30s, and then the blue screen happens for less than a second, and then the pc restarts. As i am typing this my pc crashed again but no blue screen this time, all my fans and leds and stuff are on, my monitors are turned on, but nothing is being displayed. The only thing i changed was turning off auto restart,

I ran that command before reinstalling windows a few hours ago, it came back with no problems detected. ill run it again now to see if anything shows up the only error code that is there is the critical process died. on other PCs ive seen it stays on the blue screen until the progress bar reaches 100% so you have time to see the error codes and everything, but in my case when i slow down the video i took of the bsod, it stays at 0% and i feel like the whole PC shuts off before it can display the entire code. (if there is anything more to be shown) edit: I ran sfc scannow after reinstalling windows and still no problems shown.

hey A few days ago my pc started turning itself off and back on randomly, no blue screen or error or anything.. it would turn back on instantly which led me to think its a psu issue. i didnt install or update or change any settings before that either, so whatever caused the issue happened by itself I took the psu out to check all the connections and looked inside to see if i could see any obvious signs of a problem but couldnt find one. afteri reconnected the psu, the PC worked fine for about 3 days i stress tested for hours just to make sure Then a few hours ago my pc blue screened and shows the error that a critical process died. The error shows up for less than a second, i had to record it with my phone and watch it back to catch it. I did some research myself and non of what i found online helped. I reinstalled windows and completely erased all of my drives and i still get that message. because of covid i cant really get a new psu to check if thats the problem or not i dont know if the two issues are connected either, but since they are happened within a few days i wanted to mention it If anyone has any ideas on how to troubleshoot let me know please, thank you Specs: ryzen 5 3600 corsair ax 860 GTX 1080 TI GIGABYTE X570 AORUS ULTRA ADATA XPG SPECTRIX D60G RGB 16GB(2x8GB) DDR4 3600MHz

Does anyone here have the case wall mounted that can give me some information or does anyone have any ideas about temps when it is wall mounted? I suspect that the temps are higher than normal but i cant find any information about how much. any help would be appreciated. Ill be using a H150I pro for cooling and a 8700k

i might try flipping the psu so its fan side up tomorrow and see how that goes. ill update the post if anything happens or i cant figure it out.

i dont have another psu unfortunately, but im pretty sure we have ruled out everything else

the HDD is plugged in but it has nothing on it. i tried copying files to it and it wasnt from that

yes my pc is plugged into something like that, but a higher quality version.

i tried stopping fans 1 by 1, nothing changed. just less fan noise. i did end up recording this video just in case someone else needed a better example. at around 10s the noise starts. before that its how the pc sounds normally when under load. hopefully this is a better example.

maybe, i can try to stop somel of the fans one by one and see if its from that while i have the side panel off?

in game, i can try to record a longer video from when the noise is not there, to when it is if that will help. the current one does not do a good job of showing the difference.

and the noise does get louder when i take off the side panel, so its from something inside the computer. the game is installed on the SSD so its not from the HDD either