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    Posted: 23 Sep 2024 at 10:04am
Having some random crashes with the DeskMini X600.
CPU: 8700G
Memory: Crucial 5600MHZ 32GB (CT32G56C46S5.C16D)
HDD: Samsung 850PRO / WD SN770
Cooler AMD Wraith stealth
OS Windows 11 and windows 10 fully updated
I have random crashes but usually seen when opening, closing or seeking in youtube videos.

Have reinstalled a few times and tried different HDDs.
disabled TPM
Set power to NON 180w in BIOS.
Updated BIOS to 4.03
Updated firmware on SN770

Ran memory test, Prime 95, Furmark, Crystalmark 32GB read write for 1-2 hours without a fail.

Starting to think the motherboard is the issue. Dont have a spare CPU or memory to test but all passing with flying colours.

Any ideas on eliminating this issue?
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any help?

Also filled in the Support Request Form
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I fixed my deskmini crashes by turning off Precision Boost Overdrive in the BIOS, so from 'auto' to 'disabled'.
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I have built a DeskMini X600 with Ryzen 5 8600G, 2X16 GB DDR5-5600 (Kingston Fury Impact), Samsung 990 EVO Plus (2TB), Noctua LH-L9a-AM5, Win11 Pro. Works nicely but about 1 BlueScreen or other strange errors per day. Tried all sorts of tests: negative. Updated UEFI to latest version. When I left only one of the 2 RAM modules (regardless of which of the two), everything was without fault. Now I switched off precision boost overdrive and use both ram modules again. Waiting for the next bluescreen...
Test progs show very unstable 12 V (9..16 V). Does that mean anything? Could that be false indicating by the test progs (like OCCT and HWInfo)? UEFI doesn't show unstable values in idle.
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Originally posted by mungbean mungbean wrote:

Having some random crashes with the DeskMini X600.
CPU: 8700G
Memory: Crucial 5600MHZ 32GB (CT32G56C46S5.C16D)
HDD: Samsung 850PRO / WD SN770
Cooler AMD Wraith stealth
OS Windows 11 and windows 10 fully updated
I have random crashes but usually seen when opening, closing or seeking in youtube videos.

Have reinstalled a few times and tried different HDDs.
disabled TPM
Set power to NON 180w in BIOS.
Updated BIOS to 4.03
Updated firmware on SN770

Ran memory test, Prime 95, Furmark, Crystalmark 32GB read write for 1-2 hours without a fail.

Starting to think the motherboard is the issue. Dont have a spare CPU or memory to test but all passing with flying colours.

Any ideas on eliminating this issue?

----- Did you find a solution?
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Seems that disabling "Precision Boost Overdrive" (as lifesaver wrote before) helped in my case too. No more glitches or Bluescreens. Someone find out what is going on behind the curtains...
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