Help with new components

[marine1]

And what symptoms are you experiencing? Blue Screens/Random shutdowns

Hi guys sorry yes this exactly
Ram is fine I did test it
The only other thing is either mobo or cpu
It's a good cpu for sure but again spending about 1200 for the mb isn't it better to just go maybe core i5 and new mb ?
Been so long since I have upgraded I have zero knowledge of what to get

 

[biometrics]

Hi guys sorry yes this exactly
Ram is fine I did test it
The only other thing is either mobo or cpu

Or PSU. More likely to go than a mobo I think.

 

[ponder]

Hi guys sorry yes this exactly
Ram is fine I did test it
The only other thing is either mobo or cpu
It's a good cpu for sure but again spending about 1200 for the mb isn't it better to just go maybe core i5 and new mb ?
Been so long since I have upgraded I have zero knowledge of what to get

Only way to be really sure is to swap out components. PSU is easy, finding another MB/CPU to test with not so much so try with a spare psu for starters. What make/model psu do yo currently have and how old is it?

Have you tried a fresh windows install on a spare drive?

You can also try https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005567/processors.html

 

[PsyWulf]

Why are you asking me, ask the OP

Tapafail,didnt mean to quote

Anyway if its shutdowns/bsod your psu is more likely the culprit

Does it die when idling or ingame?

 

[sajunky]

Hi guys sorry yes this exactly
Ram is fine I did test it
The only other thing is either mobo or cpu

From easy to more dificult:
- power supply <check>
- comp with old GPU <check>
- testing RAM on GPU <check>

The last one is more complicated, but some CPU jobs are offloaded to GPU, so lockups can be caused by GPU RAM, PCIe errors. Keep updated BIOS on mobo and GPU.

 

[marine1]

From easy to more dificult:
- power supply <check>
- comp with old GPU <check>
- testing RAM on GPU <check>

The last one is more complicated, but some CPU jobs are offloaded to GPU, so lockups can be caused by GPU RAM, PCIe errors. Keep updated BIOS on mobo and GPU.

Why do you guys seem to think it's the psu

 

[marine1]

From easy to more dificult:
- power supply <check>
- comp with old GPU <check>
- testing RAM on GPU <check>

The last one is more complicated, but some CPU jobs are offloaded to GPU, so lockups can be caused by GPU RAM, PCIe errors. Keep updated BIOS on mobo and GPU.

Why do you guys seem to think it's the psu

I have a 550 watt open to suggestions

 

[marine1]

From easy to more dificult:
- power supply <check>
- comp with old GPU <check>
- testing RAM on GPU <check>

The last one is more complicated, but some CPU jobs are offloaded to GPU, so lockups can be caused by GPU RAM, PCIe errors. Keep updated BIOS on mobo and GPU.

Why do you guys seem to think it's the psu

I have a 550 watt open to suggestions

 

[marine1]

I see Esquire don't have much selection

 

[marine1]

So it seems the bsod says memory management now could that be the mb or ram or processor

 

[marine1]

Replaced PSU and ram and still same thing must be the mb as the processor seems fine.

 

[sajunky]

So it seems the bsod says memory management now could that be the mb or ram or processor

If you want to argue, don't ask for help. It could be GPU as well - as pointed earlier.

 

[marine1]

If you want to argue, don't ask for help. It could be GPU as well - as pointed earlier.

Sorry? Who the hell is arguing?
I'm paying an update ffs
If you don't have anything to add stfu

As posted earlier the gpu is almost new and it was having issues before that

 

[sajunky]

As posted earlier the gpu is almost new and it was having issues before that

I missed it perhaps, did I?
Good luck.