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Computer Reboots without any warning and the gpu blinks as it happens.

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moocow said:
I would start with the bare minimum hardware test. Disconnect all drives, leave one stick of RAM in there, re-sit the CPU with new thermal paste and then test your RAM one stick at a time at the correct setting. If all your RAM pass the test, I would then check for BIOS update. Assuming you are not running other freeware off the Internet, it may rule out virus. The computer could be trying to access the same memory spot or hard drive spot and ran into an error. If memory test pass and you got a new BIOS and re-test again, I would backup data and then test the drive.
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i did a bios update today, and checked the RAM. The RAM no error or faulty RAM. After the bios update it seems to be running fine
 
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JD said:
Sounds like a RAM issue to me, could simply be timings/voltage, or could actually be defective. Do you know if XMP/EXPO is enabled in your BIOS?

If you aren't comfortable repairing your own PC though, you could take it back to Microcenter and ask them to specifically test the RAM and check the BIOS settings.

Listing out your system specs would also be helpful.
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My specs are:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3950x
Motherboard: ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming
RAM: Corsair Vegence RGB Pro 32GB
GPU: Nvida RTX 4080
PSU: 850W EVGA Gold
 
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moocow said:
Did you run your memtest for 24 hours? I seen it failed after 2 passes. I would also backup data and test the drive as well if you can.
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Ran it for about 4hrs and it passed. I can let it run for 24hrs but its a bit excessive. Im sure that its not the ram. It seems to work everytime i reset the os but after a week or so it starts to happen again
 
Admin console
sfc /scannow

And bug check crashes create a mem dump file. It's mentioned in their error details where to find it. Paste the contents into Gemini or whatever and let it parse it. Probably tell you exactly what's happening.
 
If sfc/scannow fails..

run
scf/scannow, again, then run the command below, it will image from online and repair any problems scannow couldn't fix. These commands have saved me many a time, lol

sfc/scannow

than

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
 
zamona said:
It would take about 5mins after a fresh boot, after it happened yesterday, it was about 1hr in between boots.
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Have you tried changing in the bios the pcie speed from auto to whatever generation your graphics card supports?
 
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gingerbee said:
If sfc/scannow fails..

run
scf/scannow, again, then run the command below, it will image from online and repair any problems scannow couldn't fix. These commands have saved me many a time, lol

sfc/scannow

than

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
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ran it, and it found and repaired corrupted files
 
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