Random crashes

[Rustys]

The motherboard may state that it is capable to support that RAM yet it is the CPU that cannot. This is due to the fact that they can handle different CPUs that can handle specific RAM speeds.

DDR4-2933 is what the CPU specifies.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us...fications.html

You still have not disabled the XPM in BIOS.

Disable XMP in your Bios.

[misstake13]

I re-enabled it when the first set of test didn’t work to see if I could restart. I just did another clear cmos, aswell as pyro’s task list with no errors.

http://speccy.piriform.com/results/fIdO0T8keVMBPi6ZL4SxJSe

memtest showed no errors. I know I didn’t run it for a very long time but since the ram is new and tests on my old sticks instantly returned errors, I thought it would be fine.

About the ram, I don’t really have other sitcks to test. So I don’t know.

[Rustys]

When the old RAM was bad it may have caused some file corruption.

[misstake13]

I also did a clean window installation when new rams didn’t solve the issue.
I replugged my gpu with a new riser cable. currently testing but I had no crash so far.

[Rustys]

Thank you for letting us know.

Step 3 in post 12 should have corrected any file corruption.

After the clean install did you remember to reinstall the drivers in the proper order?

If no news form you in a few days will close thread.

[misstake13]

Hi,
No crashes with the new riser. Quite weird that it just failed like this but I think the problem is solved now.
Thank you all for your answer and patience.

[Rustys]

Not a problem

Happy computing

Rustys