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I have had constant crashes for over 2 weeks. HELP. Tried to reinstal gpu driver. No good. memtest was fine. HELP

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8 minutes ago, DeezNoNos said:

I have had constant crashes for over 2 weeks. HELP. Tried to reinstal gpu driver. No good. memtest was fine. HELP

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try running some stress tests to see what part is being stressed when it crashes,could also try sfc /scannow

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16 minutes ago, Matt_98 said:

try running some stress tests to see what part is being stressed when it crashes,could also try sfc /scannow

good enough?

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Most likely Bad RAM, but memtest was fine? so I dont know.

can also be some error with windows. 

Say if you still get crashes after sfc /scannow

 

but can you show more information about one the errors (the ntoskrnl.exe)?

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22 minutes ago, Mihle said:

Most likely Bad RAM, but memtest was fine? so I dont know.

can also be some error with windows. 

Say if you still get crashes after sfc /scannow

 

but can you show more information about one the errors (the ntoskrnl.exe)?

yeah i will sure but right now i am running the windows mem test in extended mode and it needs like 15 passes to be successful. and well the cache is on too. 

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8 hours ago, Mihle said:

Most likely Bad RAM, but memtest was fine? so I dont know.

can also be some error with windows. 

Say if you still get crashes after sfc /scannow

 

but can you show more information about one the errors (the ntoskrnl.exe)?

 

sorry for the late reply.

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I think you can also open that file it is mentioning (C:\WINDOWS\Minidump\xxxxxxxxxxxxx.dmp)

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1 minute ago, Mihle said:

I think you can also open that file it is mentioning (C:\WINDOWS\Minidump\xxxxxxxxxxxxx.dmp)

how do u open dmp?

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9 minutes ago, DeezNoNos said:

how do u open dmp?

I dont remember :(

But anyway, but almost all google results I found says the error is either a driver OR bad ram. (it might also be bad ram slots i think)

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6 hours ago, Mihle said:

I dont remember :(

But anyway, but almost all google results I found says the error is either a driver OR bad ram. (it might also be bad ram slots i think)

well how do i diagnose that :/

 

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1 hour ago, sam_fisher007 said:

Hi mate. Need more info...

 

Is this system new or old

 

Does it crash when idling or playing games?

 

Any overclocks?

 

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I assembled it in march

all the times it was idling

and just a gpu oc which is reset. 

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3 minutes ago, DeezNoNos said:

Hi

I assembled it in march

all the times it was idling

and just a gpu oc which is reset. 

Does sound like a windows thing, but windows sits on your ssd.

 

I'd do a test on the ssd. Not sure what tool you can use for m.2 drives.. try ubcd (ultimate boot cd). I would start there, if the ssd is fine, maybe create a new partition with 30gb and install windows there see if it crashes still.

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33 minutes ago, sam_fisher007 said:

Does sound like a windows thing, but windows sits on your ssd.

 

I'd do a test on the ssd. Not sure what tool you can use for m.2 drives.. try ubcd (ultimate boot cd). I would start there, if the ssd is fine, maybe create a new partition with 30gb and install windows there see if it crashes still.

 

mine is a 850 evo for magican works?

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