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minus-squareknife [any]hexbear4·2 years agoI want to help, but keep in mind I'm terrible at diagnosing computer problems. Could be some GPU fuckery? I don't know if vram can cause the same memory error, didn't find anything about it so I guess not. Have you checked the minidumps windows generates when it crashes? might give you a clue about a offending driver or something. If its a relatively new computer, checking the cables might be a good idea. link
minus-squaremixed_fruit_juice [none/use name]hexagonhexbear4·2 years agoI've used whocrashed to check the dumps, it says the more common UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION is "This is a typical software problem. Most likely this is caused by a bug in a driver." while saying the other error is likely due to memory corruption. link
I want to help, but keep in mind I'm terrible at diagnosing computer problems.
Could be some GPU fuckery? I don't know if vram can cause the same memory error, didn't find anything about it so I guess not.
Have you checked the minidumps windows generates when it crashes? might give you a clue about a offending driver or something.
If its a relatively new computer, checking the cables might be a good idea.
I've used whocrashed to check the dumps, it says the more common UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION is "This is a typical software problem. Most likely this is caused by a bug in a driver." while saying the other error is likely due to memory corruption.