BSOD crashes i9-14900KF / RTX 4090

BlackRaven1713

BlackRaven1713

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i need help with finding out what is causing bsod crashes on my i9-14900KF / RTX 4090 pc.
lowering power target in gpu tweak 3 helps also disabling hdaudio in device manager.
 
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Hi,

Something went wrong; the uploaded file in the zip file is the tool we request you to run for collecting the necessary logs.

Could you carefully follow the posting instructions and try again.
 
The dumps are all similar, and all these BSODs appear to have been caued by the nvlddmkm.sys driver - the Nvidia graphics driver....
Code: 
FAILURE_BUCKET_ID:  0x133_ISR_nvlddmkm!unknown_function
However, this particular bugcheck (0x133 with an argument 1 value of 1) really needs the full kernel dump to properly analyse it. Can you please upload the file C:\Windows\Memory.dmp to the cloud with a link to it here - it will probably be quite large. I think it wise for us to have a look at that kernel dump before suggesting any further troubleshooting, we don't want to run off down a rabbit hole.

What PSU do you have in that build? An i9-14900K and an RTX 4090 is a pretty power hungry build.
 
BlackRaven1713 said:
my PSU is lc power 850w
it was put together by a pc building company so i presume it should be enough.
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I have just used the MSI power supply calculator to estimate the power used by ONLY an i9-14900KF and an RTX 4090 and that recommends 995 Watts without any other components at all....

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I rather think your problems are that you're underpowered.
 
I don't know i still really doubt that is the case because it ran perfectly for a few months. And even now you can do stuff like the the most demanding examples in unreal engine 5 that really push the cpu to 100 % and gpu to at least 60%. But then there are random bsod that happened and often whe not even doing anything demanding
 
If you've been overloading the PSU, or at the very least pushing it to its limits, then it's probably beginning to fail.
 
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