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PC restarts without warning a few minutes after boot

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27 minutes ago, Void Master said:

It works too, prime95 can test RAM. Try memtest86 anyways.

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DDU the graphics drivers and try normal booting. Does it crash ?

I ran DDU on the clean and restart setting. Unfortunately it still crashes

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4 minutes ago, Nearby-Fy said:

I ran DDU on the clean and restart setting. Unfortunately it still crashes

Try to totally remove the SSD and try to boot from another storage device, and also try to lower your memory speed (set it to 2133 for testing purposes, i think that the memory may be faulty)

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20 minutes ago, Void Master said:

Try to totally remove the SSD and try to boot from another storage device, and also try to lower your memory speed (set it to 2133 for testing purposes, i think that the memory may be faulty)

I first tried booting from the hdd out of my old system without lowering the memory speed. It still crashed a minute or so after login

Then I lowered my memory speed to 2133mhz (still booting from hdd) which sadly made no difference

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Just now, Nearby-Fy said:

I first tried booting from the hdd out of my old system without lowering the memory speed. It still crashed a minute or so after login

Then I lowered my memory speed to 2133mhz (still booting from hdd) which sadly made no difference

Can you try the SSD in another system ? 

Can you try the motherboard with another CPU ?

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Just now, Void Master said:

Can you try the SSD in another system ? 

Can you try the motherboard with another CPU ?

Unfortunately, no to both. My old system has an fx-series cpu so I can’t use that and my old motherboard does not have any m.2 slots so I can’t test my ssd.

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1 minute ago, Nearby-Fy said:

Unfortunately, no to both. My old system has an fx-series cpu so I can’t use that and my old motherboard does not have any m.2 slots so I can’t test my ssd.

Can you get it to a repair shop so they can try it for you ?

Your problem is really weird tbh.

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2 minutes ago, Void Master said:

Can you get it to a repair shop so they can try it for you ?

Your problem is really weird tbh.

Yeah I could probably find a place. I’m glad that i’m not the only one confused by this lmao

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This also interests me because it has the same problem, albeit with a different board (Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus), PSU and RAM.
I suspect a bad bugged BIOS ver. 2407.

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1 minute ago, Daiman said:

This also interests me because it has the same problem, albeit with a different board (Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus), PSU and RAM.
I suspect a bad bugged BIOS ver. 2407.

Interesting, i’ll keep updating this thread until I find a solution and maybe it’ll work for you

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