Lots of issues for few weeks with my PC. 5900x / Dark Hero

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Elric82

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Hi, I'm having lots of issues with my rig since few weeks :
My issues started few weeks ago :
First it was QCode 00 two times, one time during gaming, one time on a spreadsheet.
Last week while gaming , WHEA error

A fatal hardware error has occurred.
Reported by component processor core
Error source : Machine Check Exception
Error type : Cache Hierarchy Error
ID APIC du processeur : 4

And now this morning :
First crash : Screen went black, sounds was choped off but still working but pc was running as nothing happened. I had to shutdown it by the psu.
Nothing in event manager or in reliability monitor except than an expected restart.

Few moments later PC restarted when i plugued a external drive to a usb c extender which is plugued in the back of the tower. Screen went black and one of the PCIE of the GPU was flashing. I had to force shutdown
.. It's annoying me like hell i'm just losing all will to play and i'm now even afraid to work home and see my PC die.
Thanks

Build more than a year ago, stable untill few weeks ago.
Only changes was the installation of a Ryujin 2

System Configuration/Specifications -
1.CPU : 5900x
2.Motherboard : Dark Hero VIII
3.UEFI/BIOS version : 3801
4.DRAM/RAM : Gskill trident neo 3600 / 32gb (8x4)
Graphics Card : Asus strix 3090
Power Supply Seasonic Prime Ultra 1000 titanium
Storage device ( SSD/HDD ) : NVME : Sabrent SSD 1TB Rocket Nvme
SSD: Samsung EVO 850 - 250Go + Samsung EVO 850 - 500Go
 
Make sure you are running the latest BIOS and have all drivers and system updates installed.

WHEA errors are typically due to unstable RAM or CPU. If you have any manual overclocks set then try pulling back to stock settings and test. If that doesn't help then you can try:
  • Disable PBO
  • Disable CPB
  • Set memory to 2133mhz (disable XMP or DOCP)
 
yep went back to stock profile but the two other types of crashes could be related even without anything in event / reliability?

First crash : Screen went black, sounds was choped off but still working but pc was running as nothing happened. I had to shutdown it by the psu.
Nothing in event manager or in reliability monitor except than an expected restart.
Few moments later PC restarted when i plugued a external drive to a usb c extender which is plugued in the back of the tower. Screen went black and one of the PCIE of the GPU was flashing. I had to force shutdown
 
I doubt the WHEA errors are unrelated but it's hard to say for sure at this point.

Try turning PBO off first and see if that helps.
 
What is CPB?


I went back to a stock profile, i've just tweaked the boot options, put cppc on (not sure if I should?)
Haven't touched anything bios, pbo or curve optimize related.

Also I went back to the default power profile, i was using the Ryzen vz balanced by Usmus.

My temps now are more in the 40 to 50 while browsing, i was at 30/35 before, is this normal?

Might reinstall windows this week end and also do a memtest maybe.

I'm on bios 3801, I read that lots of people had issues with the 4201 but maybe I should to go for 4006 ?
 
CPB is core performance boost. Those ASUS boosts often increase voltage to CPU and might be why you see higher temperatures.
For all you know, your computer just had a little brainfart with corrupted bootdata between restarts and nothing is wrong with the system. Riptide gives good advice. Could be memory related, but since it worked a while and if you havent changed anything in bios (WHEA said you got an issue with core 3, thread 4), just try this out since you got Qcode 00:
https://appuals.com/error-q-code-00-on-asus-motherboard/
Get it stable and go from there.
 
The qcode did not happened for few weeks thought but since then i got whea then a random crash with pcie flashing.
Is CPB on by default? Will I lose lots of perf without it?
 
Elric82 said:
The qcode did not happened for few weeks thought but since then i got whea then a random crash with pcie flashing.
Is CPB on by default? Will I lose lots of perf without it?
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CPB is on by default if I remember correctly and PBO is manually.
I must correct myself a bit CPB is an AMD feature while PBO (Precision boost overdrive) is the one from ASUS that increases voltage.
You loose performance without it. It is after all ment to enhance performance. The reason for disabling it, PBO and XMP as Riptide suggested is to get it stable first, then turn things back on, one thing at the time. :)
 
Oh ok well on stock profile since few hours i haven't experienced any crash but what makes me worry is that the crashes are of 3 or even 4 types and not sure they are all OC related. The WHEA error 18 was probably OC related but the others.. no idea.
Could a windows updated mess up with a perfectly stable OC?
I 'm thinking of upgrading the bios as well.

Are those voltages really safe? Max 1.5v at stock profile no oc? Seems toasty no..?
 

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Core VIDs are perfectly safe. They are 1.450 at full load. 5900x should be safe up to 1.550, but its a bit high. Here is from AMD themselves:
1.55V is the maximum factory VID for automatic/stock operation on all Ryzen parts from 2016 until the time of this post. It's not unusual, but values around 1.5V are just more typical. But if the processor is very chilly and being lightly used, 1.55V is possible.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/ciajef/comment/hnk8wy1/?context=3

Since your issues started after you installed the cooler, could you have made a mistake? There are some AIO mistakes to be made, even by those that have build computers their whole life :)

 
The aio is on top, everything works fine and temps were great so it's not realated to the AIO but since one of the PCIE cable was flashing red when the pc crashed this morning... MAYBE some cables were "disturbed" ? But not sure if that would explain all those crashed.
Ok no worry on this 1.519 then?
 
Elric82 said:
The aio is on top, everything works fine and temps were great so it's not realated to the AIO but since one of the PCIE cable was flashing red when the pc crashed this morning... MAYBE some cables were "disturbed" ? But not sure if that would explain all those crashed.
Ok no worry on this 1.519 then?
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I wouldnt worry seeing 1.519 max, since you have 1.450 on full load. If you start seeing regulary 1.519 on full load, I would be more concerned. You are also above the 4.8ghz boost (you have 4.95ghz on one of the cores), so its not downclocking either. Still, if it were my PC, I would try to tune it a bit, since its become stable again. :p

Oh, and check you cables that they are seated right if they were "disturbed" 😂
 
I haven't tuned anything since i'm running stock to test :)
Before I had those settings if this can be of any use. Just realized i had cppc off


[2022/08/22 18:59:28]
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CCX0 Ratio [46.00]
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TPU [Keep Current Settings]
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M.2_1 Link Mode [GEN 4]
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ErP Ready [Enable(S4+S5)]
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Trcdwr [Auto]
Trp [Auto]
Tras [Auto]
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TrrdL [Auto]
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TwtrS [Auto]
TwtrL [Auto]
Twr Ctrl [Auto]
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Trfc Ctrl [Auto]
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Tcwl [Auto]
Trtp [Auto]
Tcke [Auto]
Trdwr [Auto]
Twrrd [Auto]
TwrwrSc [Auto]
TwrwrSd [Auto]
TwrwrDd [Auto]
TrdrdSc [Auto]
TrdrdSd [Auto]
TrdrdDd [Auto]
ProcODT [Auto]
Power Down Enable [Auto]
Cmd2T [Auto]
Gear Down Mode [Auto]
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Well it was running without any issues for a year, that's my problem.. it started to do weird stuff for like 3 weeks
 
In that case, my advice is to add more voltage to the RAM. After that, I would give up. HAHA sorry, I didn't see that it was stable for a while.
 
Well It just half froze and lots of things were not responding. I rebooted and it shut down. Restarted and all seemed OK.

Does someone knows how to use the clear cmos button on a dark hero? I will clear and flash another bios and If it does well f.. It.
 
I just went through something similar when I updated my cooler. (It looks like we have near identical rigs.) I have the Hero VIII. Mine did something wonky. I ended up resetting the BIOS, then couldn't get into the BIOS page because I did not have the legacy setting enabled (it was set to UEFI). I had to use an HDMI cable to access the settings. I'm not sure if adding a new GPU caused this or what.

At any rate, your manual can be found here. Scroll down to page 2-15 to see how you should reset the BIOS. If this doesn't work, you could try to update your BIOS- then your GPU. I'd make sure all the cables are properly connected (in the PSU and on the mobo). Sometimes it's something as simple as that. You could also clean/reapply the thermal paste and reinstall the AIO.

As a last resort- do a fresh install of Windows.

Keep us posted!
 
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say there is some type of issue with the AIO mount/installation. Maybe too much pressure on the socket area causing issues with the memory lanes now? Use the correct hardware for AM4? Did you leave the protective film on the AIO plate? It happens sometimes.

Unless it was never really "stable" to begin with for a year. What is you RAM rated for clocks/timing wise?

Also, pull and reseat your RAM in case something happened when I stalling AIO.

You can try and update BIOS to newer, but there is an issue/bug that seems to be floating around where RAM is no longer going above 3200 (if you're even that lucky) on anything over the AGESA 1.2.0.3c which is what you are currently on.
 
The aio is indeed properly installed but after loosen it a bit I don't have the qcode00 anymore but.. Other issues. Temps are fine though!

My rams are cl14 3600

This is really annoying.

Oh not great if there is such issue on newer bios...
 
I don't have qcode anymore. But random crash, black screen as indicated above.. It's so annoying I don't have any clue of what's going on and which part I should try to rma..
 
Do have your PSU 8 pin power connector hooked up as well?

Have you tried leaving out the CMOS batter for an hour?

Shut down
Unplug the PSU power cable
Press the power on button for 5-10 seconds
Remove the CMOS battery for an hour (or replace it if needed)
Plug everything back in and restart.
 
Elric82 said:
I don't have qcode anymore. But random crash, black screen as indicated above.. It's so annoying I don't have any clue of what's going on and which part I should try to rma..
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If you have done everything else, you could check and see if your Seasonic TX-1000 have the V-sense issue just to rule it out (there have been reports of that issue with TX-1000 series too):

From JonnyGuru:
Run Prime95 and Furmark at the same time.

Prime95 (small FFT's on all cores) + Furmark @ 1080p w/2x MSAA. With Furmark in the foreground, press the space bar every two or three seconds to make the donut disappear an reappear. If you can do that for a few minutes, the PSU is probably fine and the shut down was just a fluke.

If >>I<< do this with a Seasonic known to be buggy with Ampere, it shuts down EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Not "once in seven months."
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No I don't have any extra connector hooked.

Isn't using the clear cmos button the same as removing the battery?
 
Tamlin_WSGF said:
If you have done everything else, you could check and see if your Seasonic TX-1000 have the V-sense issue just to rule it out (there have been reports of that issue with TX-1000 series too):

From JonnyGuru:
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I need to try this.

Forgot to mention I'm using custom cables from cable mods maybe I should put back the stock cables?
 
Elric82 said:
I need to try this.

Forgot to mention I'm using custom cables from cable mods maybe I should put back the stock cables?
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Have you changed PSUs while using these Cable Mod cables? I think you would have known if they were the wrong cables....

I know reinstalling Windows sucks, but that could be an option as well, especially if you tried everything else.

How were things today?
 
Nope always the same psu
I've cleared cmos and ran a memtest untill 3/4 pass without error, not sure if I was enough?
 
Elric82 said:
Nope always the same psu
I've cleared cmos and ran a memtest untill 3/4 pass without error, not sure if I was enough?
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Use TestMem5 with a custom config to test your memory. I think it works pretty well for modern Ryzen and Intel systems.
 
Hello, here's some update:
i've ran a memtest yesterday, 3 pases : 0 error
Updated to bios 4006 (baby steps)
Bios stock for now.
Some questions :

Should I reinstall windows or let it run like this few days to check if there is issues again?

Should i test with occt and if so, should i use stock settings for each of it?
Should i run :
CPU :
Linpack
3D
VRAM
Power


Temps are not great on stock profile with auto voltage but not sure if i should bother again with OC when all is stable..

I had a profile at some point 46 all core at 1.28 which was quite stable but I heard that running fixed voltage on Ryzen isn't recommanded?

Is it better to have a fix voltage or do it in the per ccx setting?
Thanks again.
 
Thanks for the update.

Personally, I'd reinstall Windows and not overclock it until your system is put through the ringer for several days at least.

If reinstalling windows will be an arduous process for you, then I'd run it as is for a few days. I would not overclock it during this time until you feel everything is stable.

I can't recommend the OCCT settings.... but would be curious to see what others say.
 
Yes i will probably reinstall it, it's not that of a pain to do it but i'm just tired of it haha.
I will let it like this for few days and see. For now, now issue for like 2h but i had issue after a whole day before.
For the OC not sure i'll do it but i'd like to have something stable and with low temps , I don't do anything really heavy and with gaming at 4k on a 3090, not sure an OC will change anything in the fps..
 
Couldn't hurt to open a command prompt with ADMIN privileges and do a 'SFC /scannow'.
 
The reinstall windows trick does not work 99% of the time with issues like this, it's typically just a waste of time.
 
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