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Ayoub_MaRoC

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Hello, some bad news
after 1 week without problems, Random rebooting and BSOD start to happen all over again like every 30min or less
 
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Ayoub_MaRoC said:
Hello, some bad news
after 1 week without problems, Random rebooting and BSOD start to happen all over again like every 30min or less
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That sucks. Let's go through what has already been done, what is no longer a culprit, and what can still be a culprit.
  • Replaced the PSU (didn't fix it)
  • Reset voltages in BIOS to auto (didn't fix it)
  • Tested the RAM (not faulty)
  • Reinstalled Windows (fixed it for a while but then it came back)
  • Cleaned out the PC a bit (didn't fix it)
  • Checked the SSD with CrystalDiskInfo (looked fine)
Potential culprits:
  • Loose (not properly seated) SSD
  • Bad motherboard
  • Bad GPU
Things I'd do:
  • Reseat the SSD
  • Run FurMark until it crashes
  • Run Prime95 or Cinebench 2024 until it crashes
Note: stress tests should be performed from cold (shut down the PC, wait a bit, turn it back on, run tests)
 
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jak_2456 said:
That sucks. Let's go through what has already been done, what is no longer a culprit, and what can still be a culprit.
  • Replaced the PSU (didn't fix it)
  • Reset voltages in BIOS to auto (didn't fix it)
  • Tested the RAM (not faulty)
  • Reinstalled Windows (fixed it for a while but then it came back)
  • Cleaned out the PC a bit (didn't fix it)
  • Checked the SSD with CrystalDiskInfo (looked fine)
Potential culprits:
  • Loose (not properly seated) SSD
  • Bad motherboard
  • Bad GPU
Things I'd do:
  • Reseat the SSD
  • Run FurMark until it crashes
  • Run Prime95 or Cinebench 2024 until it crashes
Note: stress tests should be performed from cold (shut down the PC, wait a bit, turn it back on, run tests)
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Already removed and reinstall the m.2 drive before the installing the windows
I remembered i did run cinebench a while ago during some minor bsod
I will rerun those programs after a week cause vacation. Ngl i Was really frustrating yesterday. I have some minidump if anyone want to give it a look

Dropbox

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Hello , so i tried both benchmarking tools "Furmark and Cinebench R23", 20min gpu stress test and 10min mullticore and 30 min single core, everything went well.
thing i noticed is that the "Power Delivery Deviation was about 78% in the multicore test
 

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System Specs
System Name Sim Racing PC/Dell XPS 15 7590
Processor AMD Ryzen 7 5800x/Intel Core i7-9750h
Motherboard ASUS TUF B450-Plus II/Dell Laptop MB
Cooling Arctic Freezer A35 CO/laptop cooling
Memory 2*8 GB G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4-3200/2*8 GB Crucial DDR4-2666 SO-DIMM
Video Card(s) XFX SWFT309 RX 6700 XT/Laptop GTX 1650
Storage 1 TB Crucial 3400 PCIe Gen 4 SSD/Ediloca EN605 512 GB PCIe Gen 3 SSD
Display(s) 77" LG OLED TV (4K@120Hz)/15" Dell integrated panel (1080p@60Hz) and 30" Dell U3011 (1600p@60 Hz)
Case Cougar MX330-G Air / XPS 15 7590 chassis
Audio Device(s) Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro via Yamaha HT receiver/Integrated speakers or Creative Pebble Plus
Power Supply EVGA 600 BA / Dell 130W laptop brick
Mouse Logitech K400+ / Cherry MW 4500
Keyboard Logitech K400+ / Drop ENTR or E-YOOSO Z-686 or integrated keyboard
VR HMD Meta Quest 2
Software Windows 11 Home/Windows 11 Pro (meaning to try Linux)
Ayoub_MaRoC said:
I'm still getting BSOD (Hypervisor Error) when idle, and black screen while gaming
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We don't have a lot of culprits left, so I'm suspecting it's a bad motherboard or bad GPU. Do you happen to have a spare GPU to test in your PC just in case it's that?
 
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I thought of motherboard or cpu or power source (i mean power plug), and unfortunately I don't have separate gpu

i dont know why i have this error while the Virtualization is Enabled on Task Manager
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