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Edited by GarethRossUK at 2023-08-07 18:06
Yes a topic further down yesturday someone discovered 64gb ram and a different ssd and issue went away.
I think this isn't a solution but a path to understand why some are and some are not seeing any issues.
I've had no issue on my 7840HS so far but I've not benchmarked it only played ratchet & clank which hardly uses cpu and isn't ram heavy but it is gpu intensive.
My theory is one of three solutions, remove the memory and ssd and boot up reset the cmos bios and then reinsert the memory and ssd boot into windows safe mode first then reboot into windows as normal.
earlier people were talking about a bios setting which should be made available after booting into linux and changing power profiles this resolved the problem whilst in linux. beelink said they were working on adding this into a future update then stopped and just relied on amd to release a fix, what happened to this solution and did it continue to work in linux we dont know.
another solution is system mechanic i use memory defrag it clears memory alongside MemTest86
/can-random-reboots-no-bsod-be-caused-by-bad-ram.228850 google that for information it might be the same solution.
Since so far I have not seen any issue I can not do this myself but I am trying to get to the bottom of this myself so if I faced it I am ready.
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Author: drayman20
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Post time 2023-08-07 17:56:24
