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WEHA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR wtf?

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2 minutes ago, NEDIX said:

Nah all of those probably come down to the same hardware error. Sift through there and see if you can find something that correlates to your problem. Remember the time when you get another crash, that way you can just scroll back and see what happened right before the BSOD.

i just checked, i got 4 events, ( the same ) wich happend arount the time of the bsod. Since there were 4 bsods now i think this might be it:

 

Vom Prozess "C:\Program Files (x86)\ASRock Utility\A-Tuning\Bin\ATuning.exe" (Prozess-ID: 5388) wurde das Richtlinienschema von "{381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e}" auf "{381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e}" zurückgesetzt.

 

it says something about a value that has been resettet to an older value, after that came a system crash. " ASROCK Utilitiy A-Tuning is the OC software i used btw

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1 minute ago, VeryDogeTV said:

well it installed with the Motherboard Driver CD, not sure if its nescesarry

iam very sure you can delete it because there are a lot of junk on there. You never need a program to run your pc only drivers.

I never install drivers from CD. I rather go to the manufacturer homepage and download the newest drivers there and only the necessary ones.

 

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Just now, Teddy07 said:

iam very sure you can delete it because there are a lot of junk on there. You never need a program to run your pc only drivers.

I never install drivers from CD. I rather go to the manufacturer homepage and download the newest drivers there and only the necessary ones.

 

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I just did a fresh install today and i only downloaded the chipset driver, HD audio driver and the LAN drivers from the mainboard manufacturer website. And else only the graphics card driver and thats all. Not a single fucking program because they are totally unnecessary.

 

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I have an asus board and similar software. What alarms me is the conflicting values of yours where the processor being boosted reaches speed under its rated value of 3.9 Ghz and the cache frequency of 3.9Ghz on one screen is read as 1.2Ghz in the next. There's likely some kind of corruption with the software or an error involving the SMBus. You can try reinstalling or uninstalling altogether. Overclocking should be done in the bios level and manually done. My PC almost died if my board didn't have a fail safe in it when my preloaded program tried to do 4.6 Ghz at 1.532 V on my 6700k. Don't use that software as you really need to know what you're doing in terms of App profiling, power phase control, vrm switching and adjusting voltages. Right now, I'd uninstall that program and go to bios to apply default settings.

Blue screens eh? Did you try setting it to Wumbo?

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1 hour ago, Damocles said:

I have an asus board and similar software. What alarms me is the conflicting values of yours where the processor being boosted reaches speed under its rated value of 3.9 Ghz and the cache frequency of 3.9Ghz on one screen is read as 1.2Ghz in the next. There's likely some kind of corruption with the software or an error involving the SMBus. You can try reinstalling or uninstalling altogether. Overclocking should be done in the bios level and manually done. My PC almost died if my board didn't have a fail safe in it when my preloaded program tried to do 4.6 Ghz at 1.532 V on my 6700k. Don't use that software as you really need to know what you're doing in terms of App profiling, power phase control, vrm switching and adjusting voltages. Right now, I'd uninstall that program and go to bios to apply default settings.

Thanks for all your help!
currently it looks like everything works, but my system IS slow.

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1 hour ago, VeryDogeTV said:

Thanks for all your help!
currently it looks like everything works, but my system IS slow.

have you checked that your cpu is running at regular speed? Disabled all other unnecessary backround programs?

Maybe by removing the program it has reset something which slows you now down

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try reinstalling the os, windows is known to have problems with under clocking the CPU

(Jesus Microsoft win10 has sooooo many problems, just get the damn kernel right)

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12 hours ago, samiscool51 said:

try reinstalling the os, windows is known to have problems with under clocking the CPU

(Jesus Microsoft win10 has sooooo many problems, just get the damn kernel right)

i uninstalled the OC program now, since yesterday no BSOD ;)

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1 hour ago, VeryDogeTV said:

i uninstalled the OC program now, since yesterday no BSOD ;)

WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR is 99.99% always an overclocking issue (essentially the CPU not getting enough voltage). 

 

Glad to hear it's sorted since you've uninstalled the OC program. This is why I prefer manually overclocking in the BIOS as opposed to using programs to do it :)

CPU: AMD 7800X3D  | GPU: Asus Dual RTX 2080 Advanced | RAM: 32GB 6000MHz CL30 | Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix X670E-F

PSU: Corsair RX750 | OS: Windows 11 64-Bit | Mouse: Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum | Keyboard: Corsair K70 RGB (Brown Switches) 

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33 minutes ago, Flobberknock said:

WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR is 99.99% always an overclocking issue (essentially the CPU not getting enough voltage). 

 

Glad to hear it's sorted since you've uninstalled the OC program. This is why I prefer manually overclocking in the BIOS as opposed to using programs to do it :)

yeah but since i have a H Series motherboard i cant overclock my K processor, wich sucks :D

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5 minutes ago, VeryDogeTV said:

yeah but since i have a H Series motherboard i cant overclock my K processor, wich sucks :D

Oh....OHHHH

 

Wow it installed overclocking software alongside your H series Mobo.....naughty ASrock.....

 

That's terrible, it may have been trying to overclock it then, and obviously the mobo is saying "aww hell naw" and failing the OC

CPU: AMD 7800X3D  | GPU: Asus Dual RTX 2080 Advanced | RAM: 32GB 6000MHz CL30 | Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix X670E-F

PSU: Corsair RX750 | OS: Windows 11 64-Bit | Mouse: Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum | Keyboard: Corsair K70 RGB (Brown Switches) 

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1 hour ago, Flobberknock said:

Oh....OHHHH

 

Wow it installed overclocking software alongside your H series Mobo.....naughty ASrock.....

 

That's terrible, it may have been trying to overclock it then, and obviously the mobo is saying "aww hell naw" and failing the OC

Its like they WANT you to buy a new motherboard :D

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5 minutes ago, VeryDogeTV said:

i got some spare money, wich one can you recomment? i got mini itx & case

i would recommend asking in the motherboard subsection on this forum because i am no expert. I wouldnt change anything if your pc gives you the performance you want

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