EDIT:
I installed Windows 10 22H2, and now all tests pass:
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CPU (Extreme/Steady/SSE)
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Memory (90%/AVX2/Auto)
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CPU+RAM (Large/Extreme/Steady/AVX2/Auto)
So it looks like there was something in even the fresh install of Windows 11 24H2 that was preventing the OCCT Memory test from initializing. It would be nice to get to the bottom of this, but I am happy just to be able to validate my HW stability for now.
ORIGINAL POST:
System
I am unable to perform a Memory test using OCCT on this system. The result is always the same, 10 seconds of initialization and immediate crash with -1.
These settings were tried:
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10-80% memory usage
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SSE and AVX2
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2 different RAM kits that are known to be good
Despite the memory tests failing, CPU and CPU + RAM tests PASS full 1-hour runs:
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Large data set (CPU+RAM only)
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Extreme
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Steady
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SSE & AVX2
Hardware
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CPU: Ryzen 9 3900X
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Mobo: Asrock x570 Taichi
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Memory:
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Set 1: 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4-3200 CL14
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Set 2: 64GB (2x16GB) DDR4-3600 CL18
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PSU: Super Flower Leadex VII 1000 XG
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GPU: Radeon Pro WX 4100
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OS: Windows 11 24H2 (Fresh install)
Does anyone have any thoughts or ideas? Normally it's the other way around, where the individual CPU and Memory tests pass, but the combined test fails. In this case, it feels like the Memory test is unable to start vs. failing due to system instability.
Videos
Specs :
RX6550 XT
R5 5600
MSI B550 A-PRO
MAG A650BN
32go RAM DDR4
I've been encountering sudden, no-BSOD restarts with my pc. These restarts started only a month or so ago at most, and occurred at seemingly random times. Some crashes occurred while playing Minecraft or other games, some while having web searches open, and some while just sitting on the desktop with no actions taken. These crashes create no Memory dump files and the event logs only say "fatal hardware error has occured".
I have been able to replicate this restart using OCCT. When running the cpu test, the computer shuts down within 1 second of starting the test. When I run the Power test, a crash occurs within 30 seconds. The Linpack test fails after a few minutes, though I haven't really tried to reproduce that since the other two failures are so fast. All other tests (memory, GPU, VRAM) all complete successfully (which in the case of the memory test means 100% cpu load is not directly the issue).
After research, I have replaced my power supply (650W->700W), reseated my RAM, and updated the BIOS but none of these fixed the issue. My gut says it's a CPU or Motherboard hardware issue, but I'm not sure. Can anyone here can offer advice, or at least some idea of why the cpu test would crash before the cpu can really gain temperature/load?
Specs:
CPU: RYZEN 5 3600
MotherBoard: MSI B450 Tomahawk Max
GPU: EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 Super (08G-P4-3071)
RAM: RipJaws Gskill DDR4 3600
PSU: Corsair CX650M (replaced)->Coolmax ZX 700W
EDIT: Well, looks like things got worse. I went to grab food and now my pc is stuck in a "Critical Process Died" BSOD on boot, and my restore points don't work. I don't even know what to think now
Where does the error come from? CPU or RAM Sticks?
I'm currently running stress test right now, but don't know what this error means or where its from.
Logs:
00:00:00 - Info - Test schedule started at 2024-06-10 11:30:29
00:00:00 - Info - CPU + RAM - Initializing (Duration : 01:00:00)
00:00:00 - Info - CPU + RAM - Started (Duration : 01:00:00)
00:09:16 - Error - CPU + RAM - 1 error(s) found on physical core #2 - logical core #4
How can I tell if its RAM or CPU?
EDIT: Found out its the CPU.
Hey guys, I just finished doing a 1 hour power test for the gpu and CPU with no issues. I then had my partner set up a CPU+Ram test and it had an error Test Crashed 101 immediately as it started (the PC did not crash). See the attached photo of the log.
Is this any concern or is more of a false start to the test, the test is running fine now without a PC restart.
Cheers.