PC UPDATE:
Added 2024-12-11 21:13:53 +0000 UTCSent the PC to the store back for warranty on december 3rd. Sent it without the hard drives because they said they might wipe them for testing purposes. That same day i noticed i got an email from the store from two weeks before this, saying "hey regarding your WD drives they're giving several issues so update their firmware"
Welp, pc goes back to the store and i moove back to my old pc which also has one of this drives... BLUESCREENS AND CRASHES LIKE ON THE OTHER ONE
Panic
I thought i had a virus, maybe stored on mega that was getting syncronised in both pcs...
I update the hard deives firmware... BSODs gone, blender crashes persist.
Yesterday i see blender release 4.3.1 and in the comments someone mentioned crashes being fixed compared to 4.3
Fuck my life. Maybe it wasn't the CPU afterall? We'll know tomorrow or in a couple days when it arrives.
Thank you all for your patience, and stay tuned f=^.^= oh and if you got one fo this drives update it's firmware <3
Comments
I'm glad if they are, amazing people as it sounds. =) I too hope so, and just noticed WD SSDs. There was an critical update notice for the WD and Sandisk I think, back in October. Causing BSOD on Windows 11 24H2.
Kazuto
2024-12-12 11:36:54 +0000 UTCThankfully the store is super super reliable and they're super nice. They always got your back. To the point that they even repair stuff you bought them years ago. But yes pc stuff can be super frustrating specially in this case where the BSODs were comoletely random and had nothing in common. Hopefully it's a hard drive firmware issue that was preventing windows from acessing important stuff and that caused the bsods. Hopefully this is the end of it. Because honestly? When it has worked. It has worked amazingly well and i have no complains regarding cpu when it worked.
Gifdoozer
2024-12-12 07:37:39 +0000 UTCThe universe knew you'd be too powerful if you had functioning hardware
Tom Tomm
2024-12-11 22:46:56 +0000 UTCPC gives the worst frustrations. Specially when it comes to the situation when you're life job is dependent on it. So totally understandable. They need to come up with actual fault system, "Hey, this is the problem. Please check this". Because I've faced red light bootup crashes with 3 different scenarios. One the RAM was not seated well, the next was the motherboard OCing to unstable speeds, CPU cooler not seated and someone I knew, it was an AIO failure but still it was red light probably passing threshold instantly. Of course, bluescreen of death can be like the worse storages to GPU, RAM and even software issues. I hope you on a trustworthy store. Unless reliable, they come up with multiple reasons to fill their pockets. X.X But I'm wishing you, that you'll receive your PC soon as possible so you can continue to work wonders ^^
Kazuto
2024-12-11 21:30:44 +0000 UTC
