Honestly, I could kiss you guys :ROFLMAO: So I have installed Windows onto my M.2 and removed the Corsair RAM (I'll take the hit on that, rather waste RAM than my entire PC).
SO FAR *touch wood* everything seems to be running perfect. I'm inclined to think, regardless of the cause; it was my...
Okay so you have shown me I know even less than I thought about computers! I have checked the QVL as you suggested and neither the M.2 nor the RAM are on the list for my MB (the M.2 is a Samsung 980 Pro 1tb, the RAM is Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600MHz CMK16GX4M2D3600C18). While there are multiple...
Okay good to know, I am happy to start a fresh as I said anything important I have stored on a seperate external HDD which is not connected so I risk nothing of importance. As soon as I am home I will try what you said and report back here with the outcome.
Thank you so much again, especially...
Thank you both very much for your replies!
I should've included when I mentioned the extra RAM, I have also tried taking the new sticks out (Corsair) and running with the original PCS ones, equally I tried removing the PCS sticks and ran just the new Corsair sticks. Neither of these tests...
Oh I forgot to mention I swapped out the PSU for a slightly more powerful one (I think it's an 850, I am happy to check if necessary when I am back at my desk) and I have added 2 more sticks of 8GB RAM (32GB total). Both of these were done long before this issue occurred
Ok so, my PC is (nearly exactly) 1 year old. I am running Windows 11 and the PC has been running pretty much perfectly until now. I was playing a game called “Escape From Tarkov”, which I’ve been playing for a good amount of time now, again with no issues.
However a couple days ago I got a BSOD...
