Ok I have run Speedfan and HWMonitor. In Speedfan, Iβm only seeing stats for my hard drives. Do I need to configure something within the program to get more info?
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Speedfan doesn[ICODE]t show a great amount of detail on some boards, MSI MB sensors in particular don[/ICODE]t give much away, uninstall Speedfan but keep HWMonitor for now.
What we can see in HWMonitor.
The +5V rail on the PSU is reading as very low, this would affect the GPU among other things.
Your GPUs maximum voltage looks to a bit on the low side.
Before anything else, did you do the suggested test by removing the data only M2 SSD.Comment
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Can you post a new HWMonitor screenshot with the SSD removed so we can see if it makes a difference to any voltage or wattage readings.Comment
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Yeah, I can post it in a few hours after I get home from work.
So would I maybe need to get a bigger power supply then?Comment
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While it is not the model of PSU that I would have suggested for your build there is nothing to suggest that it is at fault here, it could be a vrm on the MB sending the wrong voltage but atm it is too soon to say, we need the updated screenshot + the voltage reading from the BIOS, see below, we will take a look at the additional readings then go from there.
Please restart your computer and check the temperatures/voltages in the BIOS, no screenshot is required just make a note of the DRAM voltage, the +3.3V, +5V and the +12V rails on the PSU and post them with your next reply.
NB: BIOS voltage readings.
The readings are not conclusive in the BIOS as the computer is under the least amount of load, if they are higher or lower than what they should be though it does most often suggest a PSU problem.Comment
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Here is a screenshot of HW Monitor with the M.2 removed. And a picture of my BIOS voltages. I didnβt see a reading for the 3.3V.Comment
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Trust the BIOS readings over HWMonitor and the BIOS says that the +5V rail is fine, it does show that the RAM voltage is high though, it should be around 1,2V in the BIOS and not the 1.364V that it is which is more or less what it should read when XMP has triggered and OCd the RAM.
Two suggestions, restore the MBs default factory settings in the BIOS and swap the SSDs around as in put the one presently in socket one into socket two and vice versa the one in socket two into socket one and see if that makes a difference.Comment
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Alright, I gone ahead and done both of those things. Iβll keep you posted on whether or not it helped anything.Comment
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Hey, sorry for this thread being so long. I just got another blue screen with the same error code. Any ideas on what else this could be?Comment
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No problem whatsoever, was never going to consider this one solved until at least a week after your last post.
Exact same problem I`m afraid, pci/pnp issues, please see the attachment below for further info.
We could do with some further info from you + while we are troubleshooting this if you get any further BSOD can you make a note of which M2 device was being accessed for data a the time.
What was the computer being used for at the time of this latest crash.
How long had you been on the computer leading up to this latest crash.
Have you checked to see if Windows had installed any updates just previous to the crash.
I have something for you to do but will wait on the answers to the above first.Comment
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Ok, right now my boot OS is on the M2 in the second slot.
And before the crash, all that was running on my PC was google chrome, the blue screens typically happen when Iβm rebooting, but I usually reboot once I start to see some stuttering.
My computer has been on since my last post so about 5 days.
And I made sure to postpone all windows updates until I know the issue is fixed.Comment
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So only the Windows SSD was in use at the time of the last crash and only Google was open, that info could be helpful.
Can you recall how many tabs you had open at the time.
Originally posted by TheJohnSimonethe blue screens typically happen when Iβm rebooting, but I usually reboot once I start to see some stuttering.
Originally posted by TheJohnSimoneAnd I made sure to postpone all windows updates until I know the issue is fixed.
If you already have Speccy please excuse my repetition, I did go back through the thread and didn`t see anywhere that I had asked for a url for it;
Download then run Speccy (free) and post the resultant url for us, details here, this will provide us with information about your computer hardware + any software that you have installed that may explain the present issue/s.
To publish a Speccy profile to the Web:
In Speccy, click File, and then click Publish Snapshot.
In the Publish Snapshot dialog box, click Yes to enable Speccy to proceed.
Speccy publishes the profile and displays a second Publish Snapshot. You can open the URL in your default browser, copy it to the clipboard, or close the dialog box.Comment
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Ok, the only updates windows has installed since April 23rd were a logitech image driver, and some windows defender updates.
And here is the Speccy URL http://speccy.piriform.com/results/H...Kgl135gGxQJ4Q7Comment
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