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| System Name | 1. Glasshouse 2. Odin OneEye |
|---|---|
| Processor | 1. Ryzen 9 5900X (manual PBO) 2. Ryzen 9 7900X |
| Motherboard | 1. MSI x570 Tomahawk wifi 2. Gigabyte Aorus Extreme 670E |
| Cooling | 1. Noctua NH D15 Chromax Black 2. Custom Loop 3x360mm (60mm) rads & T30 fans/Aquacomputer NEXT w/b |
| Memory | 1. G Skill Neo 16GBx4 (3600MHz 16/16/16/36) 2. Kingston Fury 16GBx2 DDR5 CL36 |
| Video Card(s) | 1. Asus Strix Vega 64 2. Powercolor Liquid Devil 7900XTX |
| Storage | 1. Corsair Force MP600 (1TB) & Sabrent Rocket 4 (2TB) 2. Kingston 3000 (1TB) and Hynix p41 (2TB) |
| Display(s) | 1. Samsung U28E590 10bit 4K@60Hz 2. LG C2 42 inch 10bit 4K@120Hz |
| Case | 1. Corsair Crystal 570X White 2. Cooler Master HAF 700 EVO |
| Audio Device(s) | 1. Creative Speakers 2. Built in LG monitor speakers |
| Power Supply | 1. Corsair RM850x 2. Superflower Titanium 1600W |
| Mouse | 1. Microsoft IntelliMouse Pro (grey) 2. Microsoft IntelliMouse Pro (black) |
| Keyboard | Leopold High End Mechanical |
| Software | Windows 11 |
Just a heads up that this may be an issue if you are having driver timeouts, freezing or crashes.
For a couple of months, I was battling something with my PC just not sure what it was. I would get occasional and random freezes requiring a startup. I'd get driver timeouts in some games (not all). So I did the usual: rinse and replace the GPU driver, sfc, DISM, new BIOS, changed the monitor cable, reseated the memory and graphics card, reinstalled a fresh Windows, clean boot to check for conflicts. Nothing. Every startup I was getting Event ID 28 kernal errors. Something was wrong but I couldn't flush it out. Felt like the graphics card driver somehow.
Not so. Some brainy chappie at Microsoft Support when I reached out to them inquired whether I had Memory Integrity and Core Isolation enabled. I did. Then the penny dropped. Windows Defender was on occasion refusing application access to the driver via Core Isolation. When I disabled it the error messages were gone. No more freezes or driver timeouts.
For a couple of months, I was battling something with my PC just not sure what it was. I would get occasional and random freezes requiring a startup. I'd get driver timeouts in some games (not all). So I did the usual: rinse and replace the GPU driver, sfc, DISM, new BIOS, changed the monitor cable, reseated the memory and graphics card, reinstalled a fresh Windows, clean boot to check for conflicts. Nothing. Every startup I was getting Event ID 28 kernal errors. Something was wrong but I couldn't flush it out. Felt like the graphics card driver somehow.
Not so. Some brainy chappie at Microsoft Support when I reached out to them inquired whether I had Memory Integrity and Core Isolation enabled. I did. Then the penny dropped. Windows Defender was on occasion refusing application access to the driver via Core Isolation. When I disabled it the error messages were gone. No more freezes or driver timeouts.