PC Building

[vKamil]

Hi, i can't solve problem with upgraded setup now for couple of months.

The problem is when i opening some programs like cpuz, hw monitor or installing programs/drivers my computer in some part of this process freezes for around 3 seconds (can't move my mouse) sometimes its just unfreeze and sometimes its crash and restart without any error.

I played couple games and under strees its no problem, also put couple of benchmark for cpu,psu,ram,memory and everything under strees works fine, temperatures are okay.
I can play many hours with no problem but when i open for example game WarThunder everytime after 2 minutes its big freeze and its 50/50 unfreeze or crash and pc restarts, when it unfreeze i can play many hours with no issues.

I also see this freezes when my pc is turning on like i see asrock logo little freezing and windows logo same and after startup sometimes popup the adrenaline software communicate like find some error.

I upgrade my setup from
CPU: i5-8400
COOLER: SPARTAN 3
MOBO: Asrock b360 pro 4
GPU: GTX 1070ti
RAM: DDR4 16gb
PSU: Vero L2 bronze 600w

To new AM5 platform, so i buy: and the problem STARTS HERE

CPU: Ryzen 5 7600
MOBO: ASRock B650M-HDV/M.2
RAM: Lexar Ares, DDR5, 2x16 GB, 6000MHz, CL32 (LD5U16G60C320A-RGD)

And i leave rest like gpu, psu, etc..

So i did:

-Bios updates (2 different versions)
-DDU and new drivers
-Try Pro drivers instahead of Adrenaline
-Try 3 differen Adrenaline software
-Booting with other SSD
-Tests on my ssds using samsung magician
-Many times reinstalling windows, clean with new drivers for everything
-Cleanboots not help and driver updates.
-turning off/on xmp, expo
-windows sfc /scannow
-windows updates
-windows 10 and 11 both same issue
-Put 60hz from 144hz
-booting only on one ssd, then only the other, also with my hardrive detached.
-turning fTPM off
-PBO enable on BIOS
-OPCache disabled/enabled
-CMOS battery reset
-Run RAM Scan from windows tools and no issues
-Try  run IGPU and same issue
-rebuild whole pc and connect all parts one more time

-Buy new PSU 850w gold+ (i think maybe psu cause this but no)
-Buy new GPU RX-7700XT (i think maybe GPU bootleneck cause this but no)

-Only thing that help is to run windows in safe mode and no freezes when opening programs like cpuz, hwmonitor

I have no idea what i can do next.

I think maybe i will buy other ram kit cuz my kit is not on asrock b650m memory QVL but i just want little upgrade my pc and i already buy new PSU, GPU and i don't wanna spend another money on thing thats not 100% will fix my issue..

[BigAl01]

It looks like a driver problem with one of your devices.  I would go into Windows task manager and look at all the startup programs that are running.  I would then disable the ones (one at a time in-between rebooting) that don't appear to be critical, like those apps that come with motherboards to help you maintain the updates.  Give that a try, allowing time between each reboot to see if the freezing problem persists.

[vKamil]

Now i have clean setup with fresh win11, adrenaline software, all basic drivers like chipset drivers etc.

i reset bios uefi to default

I turned off startup things (on fresh win11 its not much of startup things)

I do a clean boot now with disable all startup apps and the issue still exists 

I also try to change power plans in win control panel but its doesn’t help

[BigAl01]

Ok, I would focus on the BIOS settings now.  Look for things like Memory Context Disable and TPM-2 as settings to toggle on and off.  Turn off AMD EXPO if you have it enabled.  Of course, do these one at a time, with boots in-between to test the computer stability.

[vKamil]

Okay, I disabled memory contexts restore and disable tpm in bios but its not fix the issue 

[gettinther]

When I first installed windows 11 the unit would start the boot process and act like it stopped at memory test , but it was only configuring the memory , paused like it seemed forever, I reinstalled windows a few time before I realized what was going on.

Let the boot process sit for at least 15 minutes if this is the kind of freeze you are having.

I found a setting to stop this but took a while. and I don't remember what it was .

[vKamil]

Hmm it was setting in some stuff like regedit thing? Or bios? Maybe you found it in your memory haha

[BigAl01]

That was probably the memory learning feature that happens with AM5 builds - but I've built three AM5 computers now and only one takes a few minutes to complete the boot cycle - and the shutdown cycle.  The other two AM5 computers are much faster, but not as fast in booting or shutting down as the old AM4 computers.

[gettinther]

Was definitely the memory learning.

It is still on fast boot in bios and boots awesome.

I just can't remember what I changed, will have a look through the BIOS and try to refresh my memory.

Being old doesn't always help.🤣

🤣

[vKamil]

I try disable the fast boot in windows power plan option but its also doesn’t help, maybe try to do some oc with ram voltages? Idk. 

I think about send cpu, mobo and ram for guarantee to the service but i think they can just say everything is okay and i will lose so much time

[gettinther]

I got to agree with that statement.

[BigAl01]

Try switching the memory sticks around, and then try just using one memory stick.  Did you replace the Lexar Ares sticks with a new RAM set that's on the QVL for your motherboard?

[vKamil]

I switch them, try one memory stick for both stick and its not fix the issue.

I didn’t buy new RAM yet but i think i will do it and check