BSOD crashes i9-14900KF / RTX 4090

[BlackRaven1713]

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.

 

[BlackRaven1713]

here are the files

 

[axe0]

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.

 

[BlackRaven1713]

sorry here are the the real files

 

[ubuysa]

The dumps are all similar, and all these BSODs appear to have been caued by the nvlddmkm.sys driver - the Nvidia graphics driver....

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]

here ist he memory.dmp: MEMORY.DMP | Powered by Box
my PSU is lc power 850w
it was put together by a pc building company so i presume it should be enough.

 

[SQx]

Hi,

I'm going to work with axe0 to find the root cause.

 

[ubuysa]

my PSU is lc power 850w
it was put together by a pc building company so i presume it should be enough.

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....



I rather think your problems are that you're underpowered.

 

[BlackRaven1713]

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

 

[ubuysa]

If you've been overloading the PSU, or at the very least pushing it to its limits, then it's probably beginning to fail.

 

[SQx]

Hi BlackRaven1713,

Please could you provide an URL of speccy log?

Also could you provide more details about Bsods, before appearing BSODs what kind of proccess/app is using/running?
Do they occur spontaneously or after running some triggers/tasks, launch of an application, etc?

Have you tried to update the graphics driver and check if Bsods are still appearing?

 

[BlackRaven1713]

Box

I did try to update the nvidias driver i did it with the clean install as well. Some driver versions seem sligtly worst then others and if i instaled the HD audio driver then i got the HDAudioBus BSOD as well.
Basically loading any AAA game or any demanding graphics software like Maya or Unreal engine 5.
but if i change the power limit in Gpu Tweak 3 then it does load and work but occasionally still freezes and BSOD.
When the BSOD shows the audio becomes slow staticy and robotic until it restarts the pc

 

[SQx]

Hi,

Please could you confirm if you overclocked the RAM using XMP profile?

One of the dump registered this value:

Speed                         3000MHz
Manufacturer                  Corsair

but default value seems to be 2133MHz

 

[BlackRaven1713]

No xmp profile is disabled in bios

 

[SQx]

Hi,

Please tell me if you have tried the following solutions, that an user shared in the Intel forum?

(Solved) Stability issue with proc I9-14900K, crash + BSOD

If not, may I ask you to check this and use the following order:

1. Solution A:
In BIOS, enter to advance mode, then Advance CPU setting and select Tweaker and choose Hyper-Threading Technology to disable it.


2. Solution B: If solution A did not help please enable back Hyper-Threading and perform the following step.
1. In BIOS, select "OC", select "CPU Core Voltage Mode", select "Offset Mode", select "+(By PWM)", and adjust the voltage until the system is stable, we recommend not exceeding 0.025V for a single increase. If the problem persists, you can move on to solution C.


3. Solution C:
1. In BIOS, select "OC", select "DigitALL Power", modify "CPU Loadline Calibration Control" and recommend starting from "Mode 7" at a lower value until the system is stable.

Please let us know if one of the mentioned steps helped fix the issue with Bsod.

 

[SQx]

Hi @BlackRaven1713,

Please let us know if you have any updates and if you still need our help.

Thank you.