I think the display issues I had has been resolved aswell, I am using a display tablet (for drawing) as a monitor basically, and I think it needed to have the USB cable it has plugged in because maybe the power from the socket is not enough. The PSU is a Seasonic G-series, I can't find a number. I went into the BIOS and choose an option for optimized configurations and it changed some settings in regards to the CPU. Sometimes when I had a crash it would after restarting say "overclocking failed", which I think might be referring to a CPU overclock that somehow was active? I think somehow my PC decided to overclock the CPU. PD1560 ATI AMD Radeon R9 200 Series (Sapphire/PCPartner) 43 ☌Ĥ65GB Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500GB (SATA (SSD)) 32 ☌Ĥ65GB Seagate ST500DM002-1BD142 (SATA ) 32 ☌Ģ8GB USB SanDisk 3.2Gen1 USB Device (USB ) What do I do from here? How do I pinpoint/fix the problem?Ĩ,00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 668MHz (11-11-11-28)ĪSUSTeK COMPUTER INC. I ran Windows Memory Diagnostics and it turned out with nothing, however I do suspect that it might be a RAM issue. But I think this is a seperate issue from the BSOD crashes. I have to keep restarting it until it works. I have a problem that when I start my PC, there will be no signal to the monitor. I ran Auslogics Driver Updater but I have a feeling that it made things worse rather than better. I am running on Windows 10, I keep getting BSODs while playing games (Crusader Kings 3, RDR2 etc.), it seems to be caused by ntoskrnl.exe
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