I've tried the optimized defaults and it seems stable.Īlso tried simply applying DOCP (3600) and FLCK 1800 with good stability.Īlso tried enabling PBO with good stability. The details view of this entry contains further information. Here's some detail from the error in event viewer:ĭescription: A fatal hardware error has occurred. I'd very much like to be able to run this chip at its fullest capacity as I've invested in significant cooling (9 120mm fans including the 3 that are pulling on the AIO radiator). I've since set PBO and PBO Max CPU Boost to Auto and set Windows Power to Ryzen Performance to ensure adequate voltage or whatnot. Please advise on how I can resolve this issue, its been eating into my work productivity.
#Msi afterburner error code 22 drivers
RAM - G.Skill Trident Z Neo 3600 32GBx2 C18 (my motherboard is listed on the QVL) part# F4-3600C18D-64GTZNĪll the latest drivers are installed, including the latest chipset drivers from AMD (not Asus). Mobo - ASUS ROG X570 Crosshair VIII Hero Wifi (latest bios: 2502, XMP-Enabled (DOCP DDR4-3603 18-22-22-42), FCLK-1800MHz, PBO-Enabled, PBO Max CPU Boost Clk Override-200Mhz, Windows Power set to Ryzen Balanced (and Ryzen Performance, previously I think))
This happened in the past as well but I wasn't sitting in front of the computer when it happened. The latest occurrence of this error resulted in all my current work halting as the system powered off/on by itself.
Hopefully the cache hierarchy error I'm posting here now is a result of the PSU, but I thought I should mention the cache hierarchy error regardless. I have a new system built and running seemingly well, apart from this "fatal hardware error" which has popped-up at least twice (maybe more).Īdmittedly, I have another PSU coming from Corsair that will hopefully fix a 5% to 10% reproducible startup issue where the PSU has to turned off and then on before the system can power on.
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