I, Who Have the Natural Charismatic Traits, Was Targeted by Yandere Disciples - Ch. 7 - I'm Just Checking You Out

[H20_Mel0n]

1. There are no unknown devices in my device manager. My motherboard bios is already updated to the latest version from last year.


2. I was already using an older version of AMD Adrenaline Drivers for my GPU which was released about 2 months ago?. When crashes happened I tried updating to the latest version with a full fac reset setting but it still dies.


3. I have tried disabling every oc profile and used default settings but to no avail, even in safe boot with ram running at just 2400mhz (ram rated at 3200mhz) with no rebar or anything, whenever I play a game I still crash. A320m boards only have 2 ram slots so I can't mess them up.


4. My windows was last updated on [Feb 9], however, I see 2 quality updates from last month of [April 10], but these updates were way before my pc started acting up. I guess I could try doing a rollback (if possible) for these updates and see if they change anything.


Thank you for all the suggestions but I think there is no more hope for my pc but to replace my cpu or ram

Sadge, at least you should have still warranty on your cpu. Though in my experience CPUs break very rarely, it might also be the motherboard. What I’d also do is removing the CMOS battery, waiting for a few minutes and then reinserting it. It might fix a few power delivery bugs. Also check the cables if they are all plugged in, especially if all the cpu cables are attached.

 

[CeronXd]

1. There are no unknown devices in my device manager. My motherboard bios is already updated to the latest version from last year.


2. I was already using an older version of AMD Adrenaline Drivers for my GPU which was released about 2 months ago?. When crashes happened I tried updating to the latest version with a full fac reset setting but it still dies.


3. I have tried disabling every oc profile and used default settings but to no avail, even in safe boot with ram running at just 2400mhz (ram rated at 3200mhz) with no rebar or anything, whenever I play a game I still crash. A320m boards only have 2 ram slots so I can't mess them up.


4. My windows was last updated on [Feb 9], however, I see 2 quality updates from last month of [April 10], but these updates were way before my pc started acting up. I guess I could try doing a rollback (if possible) for these updates and see if they change anything.


Thank you for all the suggestions but I think there is no more hope for my pc but to replace my cpu or ram

If you didnt try, you can Remove 1 ram stick, and then make a test, IT rarely happens that all Ram sticks have a malfunction at the same Time, even rarely CPU is dying, so take 1 ram stick, make a test and then repeat a process with other stick. If you have a friend, with an AM4 chipset procesor (All Ryzen Processors Up to 5000 series), Ask him if you can Borrow it for an Hour, and make a test, or at least test your CPU in his PC, it might not be as effective, because you wants to find an issue on your Device, but if this is a CPU fault, then it should react same way in other configuration

 

[SleepyHeadForever]

If you didnt try, you can Remove 1 ram stick, and then make a test, IT rarely happens that all Ram sticks have a malfunction at the same Time, even rarely CPU is dying, so take 1 ram stick, make a test and then repeat a process with other stick. If you have a friend, with an AM4 chipset procesor (All Ryzen Processors Up to 5000 series), Ask him if you can Borrow it for an Hour, and make a test, or at least test your CPU in his PC, it might not be as effective, because you wants to find an issue on your Device, but if this is a CPU fault, then it should react same way in other configuration

Believe me, I tried every possible solution physically and digitally possible. Both sticks on both slots with single ram testing and my pc still shuts off. About the borrowing stuff, all my friends only use laptops and NOBODY has a desktop pc so I'm left with no choice but to caveman this thing.

Sadge, at least you should have still warranty on your cpu. Though in my experience CPUs break very rarely, it might also be the motherboard. What I’d also do is removing the CMOS battery, waiting for a few minutes and then reinserting it. It might fix a few power delivery bugs. Also check the cables if they are all plugged in, especially if all the cpu cables are attached.

I messed around with the CMOS bat and see if it helps but nothing does. All cpu cables are attached (4-pin). MB 24 pin connected, 8x2 pin for gpu.

I did a fresh clean install of windows and it literally crashed during installation of drivers and windows updates.

This is definitely a physical problem and not a software one.

 

[AncientWatcher]

A harem full of yanderes and feet pics everywhere?

This is gonna be a long ride.

 

[Terrate]

Literally became pocket sized for the dungeon life 😭

 

[Crookemango]

I am here for the gender bender but the side story about editing with a broken pc is what hooked me