COMPUTER CRASH.... WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR

[Danni]

Hello my name is Danni, i have had my custom build for about 2 or so years now. It's nothing special but good for mid gaming, with a Nividia GTX 970 gpu, and an i7-4790K GPU overclocked with watercooled CPU, and three storage devices one an SSD. 

 

Today i was playing World at War Ships like always on my system and randomly i got a loud noise screeching... and my game freezing and maybe jouttering a couple times before the blue screen of death with the error, WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR. Once my system reset i immediately wanted to find out the problem to this, and one of the first was the condition of the system. I oppened up software to tell my the systems temperature and a few other things and everything seemed fine. GPU and CPU fine temperatures especially after gaming. And then it hit me, the System and AUXIN1\2\3 were running at 116'c !!! LIKE WTF, i couldn't understand why the fan circulation was perfect the water cooling was working the main components were cooled why was it overheating... but i could not find out why... The image sent says the fan speed is 0 but they are all working as normal?

 

Please help im really confused to why i was getting these speeds ?

[Gameking002]

maybe worth cleaning the inside of your pc?

or check in bios if that gives same readings

[kb5zue]

16 minutes ago, Gameking002 said:

maybe worth cleaning the inside of your pc?

or check in bios if that gives same readings

Here is what Mickeysoft has to say:

 

How to fix WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR - Microsoft Support

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/.../windows-how-to-fix-wheauncorrectableerror

 

 

If you receive a blue screen error (also known as a stop code), it means that your PC has shut down suddenly to protect itself from data loss. If you see the text “WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR,” it means that a hardware error has occurred. To fix it, try the following: Get all the latest updates with Windows Update.

 

So much for help from Microsoft.  Shut down the machine and do a thorough cleaning.  Run a scandisk and make sure everything is up to snuff there too.  Try checking to see if you have all the updates from Microsoft.  Also, hardware errors can be caused by incorrect or improper drivers.  Make sure all drivers are up-2-date.  If necessary, may need to go as far as doing a fresh, clean install of Windows but hoping that you won't have to go that far.  Good luck.