Windows 10: What is causing my BSOD? dump file description provided "clock watch dog time out"

Attached are the dump files. Regularly getting clock watchdog timeout bsod errors. Not overclocking pc, msi x570 motherboard, 32gb ram, cpu ryzen 5 3600, loaded onto an internal ssd. I do not understand what is causing these crashes as its seemingly random yet incessant. ==================================================Dump File : 052524-7062-01.dmpCrash Time : 5/25/2024 6:15:21 PMBug Check String : Bug Check Code : 0x00000101Parameter 1 : 00000000`00000010Parameter 2 : 00000000`00000000Parameter 3 : ffffad00`61780180Parameter 4 : 00000000`00000003Ca

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CLOCK WATCH DOG TIMEOUT error

Hi,

I am getting the CLOCK WATCHDOG TIMEOUT error regularly with no consistency. Sometimes it happens navigating file explorer and other times when I’m trying to start up a game. It started yesterday morning. I did swap my motherboard and cpu a few weeks ago and everything has been running fine since then up until this started yesterday.

I have tried everything in this list to fix it: How to Fix Clock Watchdog Timeout on Windows

I also reset my pc and reinstalled windows with no improvement. I checked all connections in the pc and reseated my gpu and ram.

I am not getting any files put into my mini dump folder. When the BSOD comes up it gets stuck on that at either 0% or 25% for collecting the error info and it won’t restart on its own.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

 

Clock Watch Dog Timeout 0x00000101: 0x010; 0x00; 0x00b; and more

So after some tinkering with my cpu settings, I think I figured out what the issue was.

Reset cpu back to stock and everything seemed ok. I slowly tried to increase clock speed, voltage etc until I ran into the same BSOD'S.

I eventually realized that at my highest and normally stable clock speed of 4.7Ghz was causing the BSOD'S. What I had not take into account was cpu degradation. I have been running this cpu overclocked at it 4.7Ghz for a while now. I didn't think I would need to increase the voltage in order to keep the cpu stable / get the same amount of work I was getting at a lower voltage before.

CPU is obviously showing signs of age. I for see a INTEL I-9 or the Threadripper with its 64 PCIE express lanes.


Thank you all for your time and help in narrowing my problem down.

Wish windows 10 had a better way / description of cpu stability issues than clock watch dog.

 

Dpc watch dog

its a bsod error id dpc watch dog ive gotten it before on my dads computer