Recent content by KarolisLTS

I've tried to look for a proper way to disable that driver, but no luck. Seems like nobody is disabling it or nobody wants to share a way how to do it. What is more, every time pc gets BSOD, WinDbg (windows debugger) shows different reason for it. It looks like every software or just windows...

Yes, I do have Ryzen 5 3600, but it's pretty new, I've got it like half a year ago

A little update. I've found out, that HDD isn't the reason for BSOD by disconnecting it for a whole day, but BSOD still occurred. Then I've tried driver verifier and when it crashed, it showed, that amdxata.sys driver is crashing my pc. As far as I know it's AMD's driver and since, I've changed...

I've reseated almost everything and cleaned some dust with compressed air. I had the same thought about removing one of the RAM sticks, but BSOD happens very unexpectedly, sometimes two days in a row and no BSOD, and sometimes (like yesterday) there were 4 BSODs, so it would be hard to tell if...

I haven't really reseated any hardware, because cpu, ram and mbd are about few months old, so I've rebuilt my pc pretty recently. The only thing I can think of is maybe almost dead HDD or early february's updates.

Hello, about two months ago, I started getting various BSOD and almost every time they were different. And they occur almost every day, sometimes even 2-3 times a day (like today). I've tried many fixes and various solutions like memtest86, chkdsk, sfc /scannow, including reinstalling windows...

I checked https://pc-builds.com/calculator for combinations and various forums from Tom's Hardware and reddit.

I've thought about next get CPU too, but as far as I've seen with 3700x or 3800x there is a slight GPU bottleneck, so wouldn't it be even worse on new 4600(x)?

Hello, I'm currently using i5 6600 (non K) with GTX 1080, that I've bought almost a year ago. I've been pretty happy with this build, but in some big AAA games like AC Odyssey, GTA V, BF5, there was slight bottleneck. It wasn't groundbreaking or something like that, but at some CPU intensive...