Windows 10: HYPERVISOR_ERROR BSOD after installing a Ryzen 9 5900x

Not sure why this is happening or where it's come from. Installed yesterday and was fine for a few hours before I started getting intermittent BSOD errors and random power-offs and restarts. I do use WSL for building Visual Studio projects for Linux, but I can disable virtualisation if that is the cause.Dump file from the BSOD follows:https://ljmu-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/csmjchal_ljmu_ac_uk/EcynrG9Dy5RDp-hBIL-jSUMBtjZYrm6gdySgJ-oNI_Ue0Q?e=beOlUAThe random power-offs and restarts give the following error in the event log:A fatal hardware error has occurred.Repo

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Ryzen 9 5900x Running Hotter After Installing Windows 11

My ryzen 9 5900x started to run way hotter after installing Windows 11. My idle tempratures has rissen 20c-25c. While surfing on the internet my tempratures are between 55c-60c and slightest of tasks like oppening a pdf file makes my fans go wild and my tempratures around 75c. I have tried updating the chipset drivers to to no avail. By the way I am using an aio cooler. I have tried to change the maximum and minimum processor state from %100 to %99 from windows power management and this dropped my tempratures to around 40C. Is there anything else that can I do? Wouldn't changing processor state have impacts on the performance?

 

SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION and HYPERVISOR_ERROR BSOD's

Hello,

In the past few weeks, I've been regularly experiencing BSOD's, typically SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION and HYPERVISOR_ERROR with BlueScreenView blaming ntoskrnl.exe

I've already tried the following (in order):

• Complete re-install of Windows 10, followed by the bare minimum of software
• Complete driver re-installation with Driver Easy
• Removal of 1 RAM DIMM, which seemed to work out but despite that, I had another BSOD today.
• sfc /scannow, did not find any integrity violations
• chkdsk doesn't return any issues

Also:

• Memory diagnostics did not return any issue
• SMART values of the disks are all right. Only the disk with the D: partition on it is showing some ageing, but it only has Steam games on it and the BSOD's happen outside gaming so that shouldn't be relevant.

What's next to try? Any info to add?

Memory dumps to be found here: OneDrive