Random reboots on windows 11 (not in safe mode)

[neto333]

Hello, a few days ago i have been experiencing some random reboots within the first 2 or 3 minuts after load, some times is as bad that i cant even log in windows. I already tried to change my psu, ram and reinstalled windows. The weird thing is that im not having this reboots (as far as i have tested) running windows on safe mode.
CPU: i7 14700K
Motherboard: Z790 AORUS ELITE AX rev 1.x
Motherboard BIOS FLb (last bios avaible(
RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz CL30 AMD Expo iCUE
PSU: Corsair RMx Series RM850x 850W black 127V
Operating System & Version: Windows 11
Im attaching the errors that im getting on event viewer

http://imgur.com/a/GC2DUU7

http://imgur.com/a/qbKIVUW

 

[eidairaman1]

Do you have automatic restarts upon crashing disabled?

 

[DirtyDingusMcgee]

Do that and get bluescreenview. will make it easier.

GPU? Storage?

200 errors in the last hour? Ram or Storage are my guess.... Something is bad janky. I'd default the bios and start with a fresh copy of windows. See if you get still get tons of errors in event log. If not, start tweaking bios and see at what point it starts throwing all these errors.

 

[neto333]

Thank you for the answers, im still having the random reboots . Already did a clean windows installation, i removed the battery from motherboard, rolledback to a previous bios version, but no luck.

Do you have automatic restarts upon crashing disabled?

Nop, i have the option enable. Going to try disable it.

Do that and get bluescreenview. will make it easier.

GPU? Storage?

200 errors in the last hour? Ram or Storage are my guess.... Something is bad janky. I'd default the bios and start with a fresh copy of windows. See if you get still get tons of errors in event log. If not, start tweaking bios and see at what point it starts throwing all these errors.

I have two ssd i tried removing one and installing windows (and repeated the process on the other one), same with the rame that i have two sticks. Maybe both of the ssd that i have are faulty or both rams.
Here is the dump test file that i got using WinDbg Crash Analyzer
https://textbins.online/kphycnnqyg

Plus here is the dump file
https://files.catbox.moe/tnb1fn.dmp

 

[hsew]

Check temps, try re-pasting your CPU.
Try running with only one DIMM, or using different slots. Run Memtest if you can.
Check all power connections.

 

[Assimilator]

The weird thing is that im not having this reboots (as far as i have tested) running windows on safe mode.

Then it's almost certainly a driver issue. Is everything up to date?

 

[neto333]

Then it's almost certainly a driver issue. Is everything up to date?

Yes, all drivers are up to date and windows is updated. I did some test and did the opposite thing with a clean windows installation without any updates or internet and im still getting some crashes. Also im worry because the WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR indicates a hardware issue and i have a i7 14700k and i was reading that they had some problems and tend to degradation. Do you think it could be a problem with the processor?

 

[eidairaman1]

Yes, all drivers are up to date and windows is updated. I did some test and did the opposite thing with a clean windows installation without any updates or internet and im still getting some crashes. Also im worry because the WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR indicates a hardware issue and i have a i7 14700k and i was reading that they had some problems and tend to degradation. Do you think it could be a problem with the processor?

That is pretty possible

 

[GerKNG]

if you get crashes with a stock windows installation and no software installed it's obviously a Hardware issue.
go to the bios and set the P/E Cores and Cache to lets say 3.5GHz and see if it runs then. if it works i'd say the CPU is fried.

 

[DirtyDingusMcgee]

i'm not touching those links. post me some bluescreenview screenshots.

you are able to install windows, correct? What i am suggesting is that you unplug all non-essential peripherals and drives (so just psu, motherboard, ram, system drive, cpu, cooling, gpu, mouse, keyboard, monitor). default bios and leave it that way. install windows. then go into event viewer and see if/when it is throwing errors. If it is doing it from the very start, you most likely have a hardware issue. If not, install the drivers one at a time, reboot after each, then go to event viewer and check for errors. with 200 errors an hour, it should be very easy to figure out if/which driver is the culprit. If you get all the drivers installed, and it still isn't throwing tons of errors or crashing, plug up you peripherals and other devices one at a time, rebooting after each and checking event viewer for errors.

If you get everything plugged up and installed, and aren't getting errors, then start tuning bios (memory, etc.) and see at what point it starts throwing 200 errors an hour.

Have you tested the memory? Have you tested the drives?

diagnostic by proxy requires step by step procedure.

 

[iameatingjam]

I was having a similar issue on my gigabyte board and even rma'd my cpu over it, a perfectly good cpu with no change, and I have met dozens of people on reddit having exactly the same problem on basically any gigabyte board. Yours is a little different because it didn't necessarily come after a period of load. Anyway, the work-around is to turn off c-state 8 and 10 in the bios. So, you could try that, could be the same, or related problem, I don't know.

EDIT: Missed the 200 errors in the last hour. hmmmm. Yeah that very much does not line up with the problem I was describing.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

I wonder if youre experiencing the 13th and 14th Gen Raptor lake degradation issues that plagued these CPUs.

Intel have extended the warranty of these chips by default so It might be worth contacting your retailer and seeing if they are willing to replace it with another for you.