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Hi,


I can't figure out why my PC turns off randomly.

It gives the error code 'WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR'.

PC boots up fine, but after what seems a random time each time turns off and gives me a blue screen.

Also the PC doesn't boot when it's off the first try, I need to hit the power button, then the reset button and then it boots.

Also when it's in between the power button and reset button press a red VGA light lights up on my MB.

 

I looked up that code and learnt that it is a hardware error. Giving the VGA light was on I checked the GPU first.

Reseated GPU, tried different PCIE slots, PC boots fine (with weird start up sequence) but turns off randomly.

 checked my power supply, GPU, RAM and motherboard power connectors, everything seems fine.

 

I found out Steam was causing 'an' issue when it booted up (wich resulted in the blue screen), so I reinstalled it and now Steam works fine.

The errors are less frequent. Only the blue screen problem perseveres and turns off my PC at random times.

 

Really annoying to lose files and progress on work when your computer shuts off randomly.

(I had to write this twice because it turned off)

I have no clue what could be causing this, all help is appreciated.


Greets, 

Pj

 

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3 minutes ago, pieterjan_c said:

Hi,


I can't figure out why my PC turns off randomly.

It gives the error code 'WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR'.

PC boots up fine, but after what seems a random time each time turns off and gives me a blue screen.

Also the PC doesn't boot when it's off the first try, I need to hit the power button, then the reset button and then it boots.

Also when it's in between the power button and reset button press a red VGA light lights up on my MB.

 

I looked up that code and learnt that it is a hardware error. Giving the VGA light was on I checked the GPU first.

Reseated GPU, tried different PCIE slots, PC boots fine (with weird start up sequence) but turns off randomly.

 checked my power supply, GPU, RAM and motherboard power connectors, everything seems fine.

 

I found out Steam was causing 'an' issue when it booted up (wich resulted in the blue screen), so I reinstalled it and now Steam works fine.

The errors are less frequent. Only the blue screen problem perseveres and turns off my PC at random times.

 

Really annoying to lose files and progress on work when your computer shuts off randomly.

(I had to write this twice because it turned off)

I have no clue what could be causing this, all help is appreciated.


Greets, 

Pj

 

A whea bsod means unstable cpu, is your system stock?

Main:

  • CPU
    10700k 5ghz All core 47 ring ratio 1.275v
  • Motherboard
    MSI Z590 A Pro
  • RAM
    4x8 viper steel samsung bdie: 4200-17-17-30
  • GPU
    Gigabyte RTX 3080 Gaming Oc
  • Case
    O11 air mini
  • Storage
    970 Evo Plus 500gb OS, Sn550 1tb, 860 evo 500gb, 2tb MX500
  • PSU
    RM750x (2018)
  • Display(s)
    Acer Nitro vg272up, Kogan 24 1080 120hz
  • Cooling
    arctic 280aio, EK M.2 NVMe Heatsink on 970 evo plus
     
    Second: 
    Cpu: i5-8400
    Cooling: ID-Cooling Frostflow 120x
    Ram: 2x8gb 2666 c16 hyperx fury, tuned the absolute balls out of it but def not stehble.
    Mobo: Asus Prime H310M-K
    Gpu: Igpu
    Case: Coolermaster MB311L
     
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2 minutes ago, MingLee420 said:

A whea bsod means unstable cpu, is your system stock?

I have messed with overclocking before but I'm pretty sure I turned it all off.

My 3900X sits at 4.2Ghz happily wich I believe is stock.

I recently disabled XMP profile in my BIOS as I thought that might make a difference.

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