VDROP - issue? Whea-logger 19 events each second on event log on idle only.

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Uh hello again. Its my next topic in short time heh.



Windows 10 1803 actually.

A spam of:

WHEA Event ID 19 CPU-corrected hw error

A corrected hardware error has occurred.

Reported by component: Processor Core

Error Source: Corrected Machine Check

Error Type: Cache Hierarchy Error

Happens only on idle. Clocks are jumping and voltages are jumping too on idle, but its normal i think.

SO maybe VDROOP? But if VDROOP why it wasnt happening when i was plugged with 1080 ti aorus. Heh?

During games,benchmrks no whea loggers.



Yeah i know its january ( it happened in january too but it stopped until i plugged in october 2080 ti )


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My pc:

8700K ( MCE is on )

2x8GB DDR4 3000MHZ GSKILL

Corsair 750rmi

Asus Z370 Pro Gaming ( bios old from august 2017 )

Gtx 2080 Ti Gigabyte Windforce ( actually ). On january i had Aorus 1080 ti.

1xssd , 1xHdd

Conclusion: It happened again repeatedly after plugging Gigabyte Windforce 2080 ti . That whea-logger 19 cache hierarchy error ( warning ). Windows 1803 the newest build ( KB ) installed in 05 may.

Each warning 1 minute only on desktop/idle. When gaming or full load , not warnings.

Also pc stable,no errors,crashing. Any ideas?
 
update your bios and try another psu. seen several people with psu issues and 2080ti.
 
nah psu i think !!!!!!! on full load its fine no warnings no crashes,restart freezes heh. On idle fine too just that stupid warnings :) But thx for suggestion also change psu for this? nah ! :D hehe
 
hey little update. I change power plan to high performance ( 4700mhz clock on idle and voltage 1.4 core voltage according to cpuz ) and the same whea logger 19 every minute on log. So then i change to power saver to lock on 800mhz - 1200mhz with low voltage and the same logs. Only on idle it happens.

During games or cinebench no wheas ( even with 4700mhz and voltage ). So i am lost now. So if this is not voltage so what?
 
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