09-03-2025, 09:33 AM
(01-03-2025, 03:21 PM)zqwerty Wrote: The auto restart is what is causing you to not be able to read the error message, I fairly sure you can turn off the auto restart in the bios, but forgotten where, sorry.
(08-03-2025, 04:48 PM)Dugimodo Wrote: well I ran memtest for a couple of hours with Expo enabled and no errors, then left expo running and used the PC like that. 12 hours of run time later it bluescreened again.
I'm just going to give up and run the memory at 4800 and see if it stays stable. About the only other thing left to try is to disable sleep mode and fast boot because it did go to sleep once during that 12 hours and I've never had a PC that completely played nice with sleep mode.
I don't have the money to buy different RAM and I don't think it's clear if anything is actually faulty or it's just a minor compatibility issue.
It's really frustrating trying to fix something that stays stable for days at a time. Also contemplating reinstalling windows because of the issues I had the first time.
I share your frustration too, sometimes it can be the least likely thing.
I suggest you ask around and see if you have any friends who have some spare RAM to borrow.
Do you have a used computer recycler in your area? you might be able to get some cheap memory to test with, even one stick would work.
Im interested to find out whats at fault, given that ive experienced a very similar issue with a brand new ryzen motherboard.
Any chance you can provide us the bluescreen error? You should be able to get it from the windows event viewer, or else download bluescreenview.