Help with random BSOD and Freezing.

again no blue screen but that damn system hang, where everything locks up mouse, keyboard ect.

It just happened about 30 min ago (without happening all day)
the only errors report I can see are in event viewer

-A timeout was reached (30000 milliseconds) while waiting for the Steam Client Service service to connect.

and others currently looking now
 
trying to see what errors or failures occurred during the time of the freeze this audit failure seems to be one of them

Cryptographic operation.


Subject:
Security ID: NETWORK SERVICE
Account Name: DESKTOP-TS5NIGC$
Account Domain: WORKGROUP
Logon ID: 0x3E4


Cryptographic Parameters:
Provider Name: Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider
Algorithm Name: UNKNOWN
Key Name: {872017A7-1468-467E-939B-4E1D761B4762}
Key Type: Machine key.


Cryptographic Operation:
Operation: Open Key.
Return Code: 0x80090016
 
Where did you find that error?

When have you cleaned your heatsinks, fans and their "breathers"/"air slits"(???) last time? And put a new layer of thermal past on the processor?
If you didn't already do it, try it: I think you should already know how to do it...
 
Yup have successfully done that list when I installed the new PSU a few days ago applied and paste and system is pretty fairly clean. and I am finding the errors in Windows 10 Event Viewer.
 
Are your ram sticks in the two farther slots from cpu (from the logs, it seems that way)?
If yes, try to change the configuration: slots 2 --> DDR3_2 and 4 --> DDR3_1 (starting from the cpu).
 
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should they be side by side? the company put them a space apart from eachother i believe that they are in slots 1&3
 
xilolee said:
slots 2 --> DDR3_2 and 4 --> DDR3_1
Click to expand...
Starting from the cpu, there are 4 slots: the second (named DDR3_2) and the fourth (named DDR_1) is the recommended configuration on your MB manual.
I think slots 1 and 3 is equivalent, but I'd try 2 and 4 (if it's not already that way...).
 
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problem is still persistent,

FATAL ERROR: Resulting sum was 4.863243957467723e+288, expected: 2.426519741139961e+016
Hardware failure detected

FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.5, expected less than 0.4
Hardware failure detected

are 2 errors I get when running Prime95, if that tells you anything
 
The only thing that tells me something is 'Hardware failure detected'.
 
Well I got those errors running blend test on Prime95 does that mean the hardware at fault could be boiled down to either Ram, Cpu or Motherboard?
 
trying running only one at a time in ddr3_1 first one I tried it with crashed about 30 min into game play still testing the other as the crash can sometimes not happen all day.
 
Could you check bios settings?
Did you modify any of them (directly or with easytune)?
Did you try to reset them to their defaults?

MIT tab - Advanced Memory Settings: report values
MIT tab - Advanced Memory Settings - channel A and B timing settings: report standard values
MIT tab - Advanced Voltage Settings: report values (at least cpu and dram)
MIT tab - pc health status: report values; set the warnings to enabled (60Celsius for the cpu) if they are disabled (Why should they be set to disabled by default? At least, they seem to be set disabled in MB manual)
 

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