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Hi there,
I'am at a loss on this, I upgraded my PC a while ago. Things where steady for a while but recently it crashes whenever I play games. At first I can play for a couple of minutes and it just crashes the game, then after booting the game up it will instantly crash. No BSOD or anything. Even Chrome with 1 tab open and nothing else running can be enough to cause a similar crash. I've tested my RAM with testmem5 and it concluded that 1 stick was faulty and the other wasn't, however if I run just the 1 stick I still get these crashes causing me to believe something else is going on. Can anyone decipher these minidump and perhaps help me further?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Your minidump files mostly indicate generic RAM corruption errors as the cause of the crashes, but one minidump file indicates that Baldur's Gate 3 caused the graphics driver to crash and another minidump file indicates a virtual driver associated to AVG anti-virus caused the system to crash.
Temporarily uninstall AVG anti-virus using the official removal tool they provide on their website, then wait to see if your system is stable.
