BSOD & Crashes

[dnited]

Hello Guys,
My Setup is:
Motherboard: TUF Gaming H770-PRO WIFI
GPU: TUF RTX 4070TI
CPU: i5-13600K
RAM:Renegade DDR5 6400MTS 2x16GB
NZXT AiO Watercooling
Windows 11 Pro 23H2
I first discovered Problems in the Game The First Descendant but i thought maybe there are some Game BUGs while i got Client crashes.
unfortunately i get a lot Client Crashes in POE 2 now and Bluescreens aswell.
i already tried to change the RAM because there was a little issue in the MemTest but it wasnt the Problem can someone help me?

 

[ubuysa]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

I'm intrigued by the little issue in Memtest which wasn't the problem. What was the little issue and how do you know it's not the problem?

For the future, could you please change your system language to English before running the Sysnative data collector app, most of on here only read English. The logs are written in the system language.

All that said, from the dumps I'm pretty sure this is a RAM problem. One of the dumps is corrupted which also hints at bad RAM. The others fail in different ways, all of which make me think RAM. Your RAM is clocked at 6400MHz, it's maximum design speed, but I'd like to see whether it's stable with that XMP overclock removed, so that it runs at it's native speed of 4800MHz. Disable the XMP profile in the BIOS and let me know whether it's stable at 4800MHz.

If it's not stable at 4800MHz then, since you have two 16GB sticks, the best RAM test is to remove one stick for a few days, or until you get another BSOD. Then swap sticks and run on just the other for a few days, or until you get a BSOD. You don't appear to be having BSODs that often so you will need to run on one stick for long enough to have normally had a BSOD. Also ensure that the single stick is in the correct slot (typically A2).

Note also that your i5-13600K CPU is only warrantied with RAM up to 5600MT/s (equivalent to 5600MHz DDR). That doesn't mean it won't work with faster RAM, most CPUs will, but it does mean that Intel don't guarantee that it will work with faster RAM.