IGPU problem

[Krystian111]

Hello everyone. About 2 months ago i built a pc (i5 11500, Asrock H570 Phantom gaming 4, Gskill ripjaws 3200mhz cl16 2x8gb, crucial P.2 M.2 500gb, SilentiumPC vero l3 600W, SilentiumPC ventum vt2tg argb). I built it with no problems, but few days later I decided to make RAM OC and I set the frequency to high (3733Mhz). That caused a bluescreen. I had problems with booting pc and even with starting bios. Fortunately I did start the bios and set previous settings. Apart of OC i changed amount of virtual memory. Then first crash came. I had it in apex legends (0x887A0006) but other games (GTA5, Witcher 3) were crashing too. After that I set virtual memory to value controlled by system and changed RAM for Patriot 2x8GB 3600MHz CL17 Viper 4 Blackout. It didn't help. Then i tried to: (running apex as administrator, repairing game files with steam, updating bios, deleting igpu drivers with DDU and installing the newest one from intel website (27.20.100.9466), restoring the system to the initial settings, even modifying registry (adding tdrdelay). Nothing worked. Please help.

[SamClan]

if I understand you right. you did OC, system crashed you exchanged your RAM system Crashed and you always gave your Igpu more RAM? 

 

what do you want? More ram for your IGPU and stable system or only stable system like at the beginning? 

[Krystian111]

I did OC and had a bluescreen while boot process. I set previous settings in bios and everything was fine with the system but I started to have crashes in games after few minutes of playing. I exchanged the ram for other one because I thought I caused damage to ram sticks. I only want stable system like at the beginning.

[Chris Pratt]

Just clear the CMOS on your mobo, enable XMP in the BIOS, and leave the rest alone.

[Krystian111]

I've just cleared the CMOS and enabled xmp and it didn't help

[Krystian111]

I would like to add that some games work fine with no crashes. I finished battlefield 3 on my pc and now I'm playing crysis 3