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New CPU, RAM and Motherboard and constant crashes and windows installation error when I try to reinstall any programs.

Yeah i wouldn't wait that long
For memtest
You have the new psu i would install it
The issue might be fixed with a new psu
So definitely worth putting it in now

If it doesn't fix it
Then can go back to trying other things
I agree memtest usually errors show up pretty quickly
Can't say i have ran memtest for more than an hour
Before trying other options
 
Ok then, Memtest was run to completion with zero errors and a big green PASS.

The new PSU is fitted, I played 20 minutes of Minecraft and no crashes as yet! So hopefully it is resolved now.

I would like to thank everyone who took the time to help me here. It was much appreciated.

Finally, what the heck is going on with the length of PSU cables now, this one barely reaches the desk.
 
Fingers crossed you're sorted then
If not you know where we are

Last psu I got
I think the power cable was 2m
I guess they assume most people set up a pc
Next to a socket
Mines 15 feet from a socket
So have to use an extension which can cause
Other issues
 
This is the Crystal Mark Retro result.

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I kill Bunnies said:
This is the Crystal Mark Retro result.
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That only tells you how the drive is performing, the SMART data is what you want. You can get it from Samsung Magician or CrystalDiskInfo.

I kill Bunnies said:
Oh I spoke too soon - Application Error 0xc0000005 is back.
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If you had a 14th gen CPU I'd say it was broken 'cos that's a typical bad CPU error, but for an AMD CPU a search just gives generic advice about checking memory config, drivers, blahblah.
 
Tetras said:
That only tells you how the drive is performing, the SMART data is what you want. You can get it from Samsung Magician or CrystalDiskInfo.


If you had a 14th gen CPU I'd say it was broken 'cos that's a typical bad CPU error, but for an AMD CPU a search just gives generic advice about checking memory config, drivers, blahblah.
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Do you please have a link to the relevant reports as I cannot find these on either Samsung Magician or crystaldisk.
 
So, where are you now then as I've lost track through the thread?

You've swapped the PSU but problem remains.
You updated the BIOS
You ran memtest with no errors

Have you tried running with the GPU removed yet?
Do you have another SSD to test with?
Have you done a full totally clean install of Windows?
Have you checked your CPU/mobo for physical damage e.g. bent pins in the socket?
 
Rob_B said:
So, where are you now then as I've lost track through the thread?

You've swapped the PSU but problem remains.
You updated the BIOS
You ran memtest with no errors

Have you tried running with the GPU removed yet?
Do you have another SSD to test with?
Have you done a full totally clean install of Windows?
Have you checked your CPU/mobo for physical damage e.g. bent pins in the socket?
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Yes to all of the above apart from the GPU. The crashes happen mid-game and I need the GPU running.

I don't have another SSD.

Chuck the motherboard and CPU in the bin and go back to Intel is the best plan I have currently.
 
Tetras said:
Click the SMART button.

With CrystalDiskInfo, as Rob_B said, it opens on the SMART screen (so long as you select the right drive).
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Model Name, Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 1TB
Serial Number, S4EWNMFN728887V
Drive Type, NVMe
Result,Byte End,Byte Start,Description,Raw Data,Status
,0,0,Critical Warning,0,OK
,2,1,Temperature (K),317,OK
,3,3,Available Spare,100,OK
,4,4,Available Spare Threshold,10,OK
,5,5,Percentage Used,6,OK
,47,32,Data Units Read,206345169,OK
,63,48,Data Units Written,197157500,OK
,79,64,Host Read Commands,1667246035,OK
,95,80,Host Write Commands,1137453297,OK
,111,96,Controller Busy Time,5271,OK
,127,112,Power Cycles,4816,OK
,143,128,Power On Hours,4175,OK
,159,144,Unsafe Shutdowns,105,OK
,175,160,Media Errors,0,OK
,191,176,Number of Error Information Log Entries,19630,OK
,195,192,Warning Composite Temperature Time,0,OK
,199,196,Critical Composite Temperature Time,0,OK
,201,200,Temperature Sensor 1,317,OK
,203,202,Temperature Sensor 2,322,OK
,205,204,Temperature Sensor 3,0,OK
,207,206,Temperature Sensor 4,0,OK
,209,208,Temperature Sensor 5,0,OK
,211,210,Temperature Sensor 6,0,OK
,213,212,Temperature Sensor 7,0,OK
,215,214,Temperature Sensor 8,0,OK
 
I kill Bunnies said:
Yes to all of the above apart from the GPU. The crashes happen mid-game and I need the GPU running.

I don't have another SSD.

Chuck the motherboard and CPU in the bin and go back to Intel is the best plan I have currently.
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GPU core & memory temps ok? 3080s were known for high mem temps.
If you've not run it without the GPU then does it 100% only happen in games? Do you use the machine for anything non-gaming for any length of time?
 
Rob_B said:
GPU core & memory temps ok? 3080s were known for high mem temps.
If you've not run it without the GPU then does it 100% only happen in games? Do you use the machine for anything non-gaming for any length of time?
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I can browse youtube videos or surf the net all day. The problems occur playing Minecraft Bedrock or after playing a Steam game for some time, I exit that game and the PC then crashes and restarts as soon as I hit the desktop.
 
I kill Bunnies said:
,159,144,Unsafe Shutdowns,105,OK
,175,160,Media Errors,0,OK
,191,176,Number of Error Information Log Entries,19630,OK
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Media errors is zero, so that's good.

Number of error logs, that seems high. But, I'm not sure what's normal on a Samsung drive.

The number of unsafe shut downs is also high, though not a problem if unrelated to the drive itself.

I'd imagine this is a no, but are you using a riser?
 
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