07-03-2025, 06:43 PM
I have run the inbuilt windows memtest without error a few times but I'll give memtest a try too.
Since I disabled the onboard graphics and removed the drivers the night before starting this thread it hasn't crashed at all, 7 days now. Considering re enabling Expo and seeing if it stays stable at 6000 Mt/s instead of 4800 Mt/s but thinking I'll give it another day or two first. Currently running at default RAM speed and no onboard GPU. Since the onboard GPU uses system RAM it could still be the memory at fault I guess.
It's never crashed while gaming or doing anything stressful, all the crashes have been doing mundane things like just opening another browser tab or checking my email etc.
The only crash that happened with the slower memory speed was actually right as I clicked the shutdown button.
It's reminding me of my first ryzen build 6 years ago, It would not stay stable at the XMP setting and had to be manually dialled down to the maximum officially supported speed of the 2700X to work.
Since I disabled the onboard graphics and removed the drivers the night before starting this thread it hasn't crashed at all, 7 days now. Considering re enabling Expo and seeing if it stays stable at 6000 Mt/s instead of 4800 Mt/s but thinking I'll give it another day or two first. Currently running at default RAM speed and no onboard GPU. Since the onboard GPU uses system RAM it could still be the memory at fault I guess.
It's never crashed while gaming or doing anything stressful, all the crashes have been doing mundane things like just opening another browser tab or checking my email etc.
The only crash that happened with the slower memory speed was actually right as I clicked the shutdown button.
It's reminding me of my first ryzen build 6 years ago, It would not stay stable at the XMP setting and had to be manually dialled down to the maximum officially supported speed of the 2700X to work.