Recent content by RJARRRPCGP

OK, so you reseated the RAM. IIRC, I saw those symptoms before, because the RAM wasn't seated properly. (It happened with socket AM2, Athlon X2 4000+, (IIRC) and Windows Vista, back in 2009 or 2010) (in that case, Windows gave bugcheck code 0x0000008E, IIRC) I feel old, LOL.

That's a common whoops, even when it looks like they're in properly! My ROG Strix B550-F Gaming system (system two) crashed when running Superposition and after turning it off then back on, it failed to boot and got the LED for RAM! After I reseated the RAM on my second rig, it's been OK. That...

I'd be worried about a faulty motherboard or CPU RAM controller, if it fails to boot, or crashes with S1 in B2! Did you try S1 in B2?

Looks like a failing SSD or RAM somehow unstable. Failing SSDs may have symptoms just like that! Also, be lucky that your MS 7C02 isn't failing to power up, apparently, is a common fault with that family of MSI B450 motherboards. Mine that stopped powering up in only 2 years, may have been...

That's where CBS and DISM on 11, still finds inconsistent data. Even when WU doesn't give an error code for a critical update, unlike 7 and 8x. 7's WU has the propensity to throw 0x80080005. 8.1's WU randomly threw the code for reportedly meaning "need another download". Looks like it was this...

Sounds like a drive failure! But it's recommended to also test the RAM, for DDR4 with >16 GB installed. I'm wondering if there's a widespread DDR4 problem, where having more than 16 GB installed, makes it unstable. It may take months for it to become unstable, and if that's the case, then it...

It looks fine, but I bet that CBS will signal a corrupted Bluetooth file and/or DISM reports component store corruption. Those are the typical 11 bugs, where unlike 7 and 8x, you usually don't have a Windows Update Agent error code for a security update, but there is still something amiss!

Not for me, even when I passed TestMem 5, FFS! CBS reported a corrupted Bluetooth file and then I had to isolate the LCU to see if I can install the LCU without those issues and it looks like I might be able to, if I don't have other updates applied during the same Windows session! To see if...

Windows Update is still buggy, when I reinstalled the LCU to isolate other issues, it hung at 0 percent during preparing, like I'm running a potato! It acted like 10 on an old system, FFS!

After acting super buggy, I finally got to this:

Please fill in your PC specs!

That looks good. It's not like Ryzen 7 5800X, where it's easily 80C at only 140W! (tested in Maxon Cinebench R23 multicore) My Ryzen 9 5900X, OTOH, (what I got on Christmas, 2023) is a lot better! I like both AMD and Intel. Intel CPUs, rarely have problems with thermal transfer to the IHS and...

IIRC, that happened to me with my Ryzen 5 5600X, because apparently it was a dud core OC'er. That was back when I was OC'ing my Vermeer with CTR and my low-core-count-max-boost was too high.

Looks like you still have unstable CPU core(s)! Especially if you're at a resource-intensive web site and scrolling when the browser shows an access violation page.

I've been at Reddit and the only problem I have, were people dumping on the Alienware AW3423DWF OLED monitor. I dunno why they were on the "Alienware AW3423DWF hate train".