Hello,
I recently just built a new pc:
CPU: Intel i9-12900K
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15
Motherboard: MSI MPG Z690 Carbon WiFi DDR5
RAM: G. Skill S5 64GB 5600 MHz
GPU: MSI 3090 Ti Gaming Trio OC
SSD 1: M.2 WD Black 500GB
SSD 2: M.2 Samsung 980 Pro 2TB
After assembly and installation of windows, everything works seemed to work fine at normal to medium load. Then I went to test its performance while playing Red Dead Redemption 2; after turning the graphics to ultra, I ran the in game benchmark test. While running this benchmark I was monitoring the temps (stable ~70°C) and usage, through HWinfo. After it was complete I noticed that there were 16 CPU L1 Cache errors reported. No crashes or BSoD. All the PC's settings are default, I have not changed any settings to overclock it. I understand that L1 Cache errors are serious problems.
What could be wrong and how can I fix this?
I recently just built a new pc:
CPU: Intel i9-12900K
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15
Motherboard: MSI MPG Z690 Carbon WiFi DDR5
RAM: G. Skill S5 64GB 5600 MHz
GPU: MSI 3090 Ti Gaming Trio OC
SSD 1: M.2 WD Black 500GB
SSD 2: M.2 Samsung 980 Pro 2TB
After assembly and installation of windows, everything works seemed to work fine at normal to medium load. Then I went to test its performance while playing Red Dead Redemption 2; after turning the graphics to ultra, I ran the in game benchmark test. While running this benchmark I was monitoring the temps (stable ~70°C) and usage, through HWinfo. After it was complete I noticed that there were 16 CPU L1 Cache errors reported. No crashes or BSoD. All the PC's settings are default, I have not changed any settings to overclock it. I understand that L1 Cache errors are serious problems.
What could be wrong and how can I fix this?