Weird PC crashing

[potato25]

Hello,

 

Since yesterday when i tried to launch a game (war thunder) my computer has been experiencing frequent crashing, with what looks like a GPU issue. My problem is that today after coming home, every time I tried to login the screen would freeze and the computer would enter a state of bluescreen. Below is an image of my computer every time it crashes. In never had come across any issue with thermals.

 

I have an RX6800XT that was bought brand new a little more than a year ago, my CPU is a Ryzen 7 7700x with 32 GB of ram. My PSU is an enermax 800W. I have been able to get it to boot to bios. 

 

If anyone could help that would be greatly appreciated

 

 

[emosun]

Pull one ram stick out and run it with a single stick and see if it stays stable in that configuration 

[potato25]

the problem with that is id have to remove the CPU cooler as its obscuring the ram (I have low profile ram)

[Mark Kaine]

try to reset CMOS. 

[Mark Kaine]

1 minute ago, potato25 said:

the problem with that is id have to remove the CPU cooler as its obscuring the ram (I have low profile ram)

also your cpu has an igpu... so remove the dedicated gpu and see if you get a picture over the motherboard hdmi out. 

[potato25]

Another weird thing is sometimes, like right now, it appears to be running like normal, Im going to attempt to run diagnostics and maybe enter safe mode.  I will keep monitoring further.

[podkall]

8 minutes ago, potato25 said:

the problem with that is id have to remove the CPU cooler as its obscuring the ram (I have low profile ram)

can you get the ram if you remove just the CPU cooler's fan?

[CrocDeluxe]

14 minutes ago, potato25 said:

Hello,

 

Since yesterday when i tried to launch a game (war thunder) my computer has been experiencing frequent crashing, with what looks like a GPU issue. My problem is that today after coming home, every time I tried to login the screen would freeze and the computer would enter a state of bluescreen. Below is an image of my computer every time it crashes. In never had come across any issue with thermals.

 

I have an RX6800XT that was bought brand new a little more than a year ago, my CPU is a Ryzen 7 7700x with 32 GB of ram. My PSU is an enermax 800W. I have been able to get it to boot to bios. 

Well, from that picture I can see your PC is BSODing. Are you able to boot to Windows? If so, can you provide us with the BSOD error? There's some instructions on how to do it here: https://linustechtips.com/topic/354634-bsod-posting-instructions-please-read/

[SpookyCitrus]

First, I'd test your Ram, if it's hard to get to you can run a software test, though testing one stick at a time or different kits all together is better. Either using the portable version of Memtest86 or Windows Memory Diagnostic(built into Windows) to scan for errors. Let Memtest run for a couple passes and WMD run all the way through. It could take about an hour for either. If either detects errors your ram will need to be replaced.

 

I'd also like to know which exact model of Enermax PSU you have, as some are good, and some are god awful.

[potato25]

Answering the people who replied to me:

 

the performance diagnostics that was meant to last 60 seconds is taking like 10 min so I cant send the bsod files yet

 

The box that my psu came in is below and Im not gonna run memtest86

[potato25]

Another important thing to mention is that a year ago I had issues with blue screening and stuff not updating and downloading. When I visited the forum people told me it might be a ram issue which is when I set it to EXPO, without it my PC crashes. This might be due to unstable ram.  The specs are:

 

G.Skill Flare X5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory

[potato25]

According to memtest...

 

There seems to be a lot of errors (as of current I'm up to 1100

 

RAM is completely cooked

[Sawa Takahashi]

8 minutes ago, potato25 said:

There seems to be a lot of errors (as of current I'm up to 1100

Then you definitely have an issue.....

You need to do something about it. Either you try removing one stick and run memtest86 until you find the defective one. Or you test your sticks into another computer.

There is also a chance that your CPU or motherboard are causing the error. But start by testing the sticks.

Good luck.

 

[potato25]

In the end I failed the test because it reached the maximum number of errors possible (10000). 

 

I will probably replace the sticks and wont use my computer until they come to prevent damaging other components

[emosun]

1 hour ago, potato25 said:

the problem with that is id have to remove the CPU cooler as its obscuring the ram (I have low profile ram)

Ok are there any other diagnostics you aren't going to do

[potato25]

firstly im going to try each stick out

[Mark Kaine]

4 hours ago, potato25 said:

According to memtest...

 

There seems to be a lot of errors (as of current I'm up to 1100

 

RAM is completely cooked

yea.... ummmm... buy new ram omg.

 

1 kit of 2, make sure it's on motherboard QVL, preferably *not* corsair vengeance...

[Mark Kaine]

4 hours ago, potato25 said:

firstly im going to try each stick out

sure thing,  but you gonna still have to buy new ram lol... what's testing gonna do? you need a set (kit) of 2 sticks for Ryzen,  they don't like mix'n'match at all.