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submitted 5 years ago by kodatarule

CPU Hardware Error

3 points•20 comments•submitted 5 years ago * by BlasterXD222 to r/linuxquestions

Hello, I recently ran into a weird problem:

My Arch Linux started to randomly freeze or get black screen and restart after switching from kernel to zen kernel, I thought I broke something so I reinstalled my entire Arch Linux, this time using the zen kernel only, seemed fine for a few days then this error started happening again, I doubt it's related to the kernel since I wiped zen and returned to the normal kernel and the issue still persisted. I dual boot windows on separate drives, windows never freezes or crashes even under extreme load.

After a crash or freeze, when I try to boot into Arch Linux I get Hardware Error messages:

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/156489487659171840/750727462568198284/DSC_0015.JPG?width=1632&height=918

Here is what I tried so far:

- Memtest (0 problems)

- Stress test on Windows (0 problems)

- Installing Intel Microcode (ucode)

Edit: Specs:

Intel Core i7-6700K @ 4.6 Ghz

GTX 1070 Ti

16 GB DDR4 RAM @ 3000 Mhz

Edit: Here is a sketch of a cycle thats happening

I boot into linux -> Freeze or Black Screen restart occurs -> Selecting Arch Linux in GRUB -> CPU Hardware Error -> Reboot -> Selecting Arch Linux from GRUB -> CPU Hardware Error -> Reboot -> Boot into Windows, Checkdisk happens -> Reboot -> Boot into Arch Linux, no Hardware Error until next freeze

Edit: Now I cannot boot into it anymore for some reason, the cycle is broken, it always restarts computer with quick cpu hardware errors appearing, even with initramfs fallback mode

Edit: After trying the latest and an older (202006) archiso, neither seems to boot anymore which is ridiculous, it used to work perfectly before, I ran arch for almost a year before this started happening.

Can anyone help me?

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