- Jul 8, 2018
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Hi, all. I recently built my first homemade desktop PC.The parts used are:
Gigabyte Aorus x470 Ultra Gaming
Ryzen 7 2700
2x8 Ripjaws V 3200 DDR4 (F4-3200C16D-16GVKB)
PNY CS900 2.5" 960 gb SATA SSD
PNY GTX 1060 6gb
ASUS PCE-AC51 Wireless AC750 802.11ac Dual-Band PCI-E Wi-Fi Adapter
Seasonic Prime Platinum 650w
Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
Yes, she was a pricey beast. The computer always starts up right away. It does not make funny noises. When it's working, it works perfectly fine up until it crashes. I have not overclocked anything. I checked the motherboard instructions to make sure it was installed in dual-channel. I set the memory to XMP right away and I kept getting blue screens of death at random intervals. I uninstalled all my Steam mods and the problem persisted. I have also had problems with the Wi-Fi no longer being connected after a crash. Sometimes, it would still be available to reconnect to my network, but usually I would uninstall my Realtek drivers and reinstall them and then turn off/turn back on my PC to bring back the available networks to connect to. I have not noticed a pattern to when a crash occurs. Sometimes it happens while browsing the web, sometimes while playing games. I can't guarantee that XMP is the cause of the problem, however, it is the only setting in the UEFI that I changed and it has been a while since the last crash now that it is turned off. I would like to utilize my RAM at the advertised speed of 3200 or close to it, however, I am stuck at 2133 until I know what is up. Typical usage for me is playing Steam games or watching a video on BitChute with several other tabs open for just web browsing. I do not think I have had another BSOD since i disabled XMP, however, I do still have to reconnect to my network when I turn on my computer sometimes. I have not had my network completely disappear like before though. I would appreciate any help from somebody who knows what's up. Thanks.
Gigabyte Aorus x470 Ultra Gaming
Ryzen 7 2700
2x8 Ripjaws V 3200 DDR4 (F4-3200C16D-16GVKB)
PNY CS900 2.5" 960 gb SATA SSD
PNY GTX 1060 6gb
ASUS PCE-AC51 Wireless AC750 802.11ac Dual-Band PCI-E Wi-Fi Adapter
Seasonic Prime Platinum 650w
Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
Yes, she was a pricey beast. The computer always starts up right away. It does not make funny noises. When it's working, it works perfectly fine up until it crashes. I have not overclocked anything. I checked the motherboard instructions to make sure it was installed in dual-channel. I set the memory to XMP right away and I kept getting blue screens of death at random intervals. I uninstalled all my Steam mods and the problem persisted. I have also had problems with the Wi-Fi no longer being connected after a crash. Sometimes, it would still be available to reconnect to my network, but usually I would uninstall my Realtek drivers and reinstall them and then turn off/turn back on my PC to bring back the available networks to connect to. I have not noticed a pattern to when a crash occurs. Sometimes it happens while browsing the web, sometimes while playing games. I can't guarantee that XMP is the cause of the problem, however, it is the only setting in the UEFI that I changed and it has been a while since the last crash now that it is turned off. I would like to utilize my RAM at the advertised speed of 3200 or close to it, however, I am stuck at 2133 until I know what is up. Typical usage for me is playing Steam games or watching a video on BitChute with several other tabs open for just web browsing. I do not think I have had another BSOD since i disabled XMP, however, I do still have to reconnect to my network when I turn on my computer sometimes. I have not had my network completely disappear like before though. I would appreciate any help from somebody who knows what's up. Thanks.
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