Strange system crashes out of nowhere, help

[KrazyT]

I have everything set to defaults with no XMP and I haven't had a crash since.

Here's the solution !
Do you really loose so much perfs this way ?

 

[Mazer]

Here's the solution !
Do you really loose so much perfs this way ?

Yes, a lot actually I can't keep stable fps with being on ryzen it needs that 3200 speed at least, it feels sluggish during transitions or anything big going on screen. To give you an idea here is 7zip on ryzen 2133mhz ram.

 

[synapsed]

Yes, a lot actually I can't keep stable fps with being on ryzen it needs that 3200 speed at least, it feels sluggish during transitions or anything big going on screen. To give you an idea here is 7zip on ryzen 2133mhz ram.

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So you suspect that the instability is caused by the ram oc?... That could mean 2 things: either the ram modules are at fault themselves, or the integrated memory controller of your CPU is unable to keep stable speed for your ram. Have you tried manually tuning the memory to 3200 MT with a little higher latency values?
It would be helpful to test separately both your ram and your CPU on another motherboard in order to be able to get rid of your suspicions systematically.
If it's the CPU, then there could also be multiple causes for the instability.
I would try to run the CPU with co, pbo and auto oc disabled for a few days just to see if maybe the boost contributes to instability or not.

 

[tabascosauz]

Yes, a lot actually I can't keep stable fps with being on ryzen it needs that 3200 speed at least, it feels sluggish during transitions or anything big going on screen. To give you an idea here is 7zip on ryzen 2133mhz ram.

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I thought you previously said that you still get crashes when I told you to run 2133 JEDEC??

If 1066/2133 is stable then that's expected behaviour, it is not demanding at all and should have non-existent voltage requirements - and if 2133 still crashes from Bus/Interconnect then the CPU is an immediate RMA, no ifs ands or buts.

Bad fabric is still bad fabric. If a different board and reasonable CLDO voltage adjustments cannot solve the problem, then the CPU is defective and forever will be.

Troubleshooting possible additional issues (e.g. GPU or PSU) is all well and good to rule out additional issues, but they won't solve WHEA 19 because they have nothing to do with it.

 

[Mazer]

I thought you previously said that you still get crashes when I told you to run 2133 JEDEC??

I thought I did by clicking on the XMP profile off in the bios, turns out I needed to manually set it to 2133 in order for it to switch (thanks MSI for the bug)