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There was a problem that was bugging me since one year after I got my PC, every time I leave my PC open for more than 6 hours. Everything would just randomly crash and one of the errors would look like this. Iβm not sure what was causing it, but I assumed my PC was dirty. I experienced my first BSOD in my pc 2 weeks ago, I was not sure if it was the same BSOD as I said but Iβm sure it was.
[COLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)]Last Friday, I got my PC deep cleaned. I thought it was fine, but my PCβs experiencing the BSOD more now instead of everything crashing.[COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)] [COLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)]So I resetted it. Still the same issue. I couldnβt predict it anymore as my PC would choose to BSOD or not at a random interval. I used DriverEasy to check any driver issues but most of them were unnecessary AMD drivers like controllers. I figured the drivers werenβt the issue. The RAM? One of them could be faulty. One of the 8GB DDR4 t-force makes clicking noises when you click a specific part of it (not when you install it) meanwhile the other one doesnβt. I assume it was the problem so I removed it.
But then, my PC got another BSOD β irql_not_less_or_equal. I definitely know somethingβs up with my RAM. Its probably because my cpu voltage was modified to handle 16 and not 8. So I put it back, only BSOD is the one in title. I believe its the RAM itself. However, it could even be an operating system issue, a driver issue, malware issue, or something else.
P.S. Iβm also looking for advice. I hired a technician though heβs charging me $40 (2300PHP) to install a Kingston DDR4 8GB RAM. Its different from my current ones, could I face any major issues?[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR]
bsod
There was a problem that was bugging me since one year after I got my PC, every time I leave my PC open for more than 6 hours. Everything would just randomly crash and one of the errors would look like this. Iβm not sure what was causing it, but I assumed my PC was dirty. I experienced my first BSOD in my pc 2 weeks ago, I was not sure if it was the same BSOD as I said but Iβm sure it was.
[COLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)]Last Friday, I got my PC deep cleaned. I thought it was fine, but my PCβs experiencing the BSOD more now instead of everything crashing.[COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)] [COLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)]So I resetted it. Still the same issue. I couldnβt predict it anymore as my PC would choose to BSOD or not at a random interval. I used DriverEasy to check any driver issues but most of them were unnecessary AMD drivers like controllers. I figured the drivers werenβt the issue. The RAM? One of them could be faulty. One of the 8GB DDR4 t-force makes clicking noises when you click a specific part of it (not when you install it) meanwhile the other one doesnβt. I assume it was the problem so I removed it.
But then, my PC got another BSOD β irql_not_less_or_equal. I definitely know somethingβs up with my RAM. Its probably because my cpu voltage was modified to handle 16 and not 8. So I put it back, only BSOD is the one in title. I believe its the RAM itself. However, it could even be an operating system issue, a driver issue, malware issue, or something else.
P.S. Iβm also looking for advice. I hired a technician though heβs charging me $40 (2300PHP) to install a Kingston DDR4 8GB RAM. Its different from my current ones, could I face any major issues?[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR]
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