markker2992
New Member
Thank you so much! I replaced the drive and all they had was another model Patriot one. I got another WHEA error right away, are you able to tell me if this is another drive issue or something else?
Getting a ton of PCI/PCIe bus errors
- Thread starter Adrenaline99
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Still the same. Such cases are usually not a drive fault but the interface (PCIe) or BIOS settings (power management, etc.)Thank you so much! I replaced the drive and all they had was another model Patriot one. I got another WHEA error right away, are you able to tell me if this is another drive issue or something else?
23.96 MB file on MEGA
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markker2992
New Member
Thank you for the insight. In a situation like this, do you think it could be a compatibility issue potentially? We have 16 of these units all upgraded with the same P300 drives and they all have frequent WHEA errors at random.
ShadowsNight
New Member
Hey Martin, yet "another settlem... PCIeBus needs your help"
I tried looking through it with notepad but couldn't find anything concreate
I appreciate you helping with these
I tried looking through it with notepad but couldn't find anything concreate
I appreciate you helping with these
Hey Martin, yet "another settlem... PCIeBus needs your help"
I tried looking through it with notepad but couldn't find anything concreate
I appreciate you helping with these
It's the "Realtek PCIE CardReader"
StickyBanana
New Member
Hi Martin, does this debug file okay? I have a whea error report on hwinfo, thank you!
Sorry, but no WHEA error is captured in that file.
StickyBanana
New Member
hi, should i enable debug mode when i get the whea error report or i have to restart the app after enabling debug mode?
Both the RTX 3060 and WDC SN530 generate them.
thank you, any idea about how to solve it?
littlemoule
New Member
Hello,
I have a Gigabyte B350 Motherboard and Ryzen 5 1600. Graphics card is Gigabyte 5700 XT. I came to HwInfo in an attempt to solve intermittent FPS dips in Rainbow Six Siege.
I noticed that I am getting PCIe bus errors. Here is a screenshot, can someone help diagnose this problem?
And here is the event viewer log:
I have a Gigabyte B350 Motherboard and Ryzen 5 1600. Graphics card is Gigabyte 5700 XT. I came to HwInfo in an attempt to solve intermittent FPS dips in Rainbow Six Siege.
I noticed that I am getting PCIe bus errors. Here is a screenshot, can someone help diagnose this problem?
And here is the event viewer log:
littlemoule
New Member
do i need to upload a debug file for this? How do I do that, can anyone help?
Yes, it's described in this thread.
https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/read-this-before-submitting-a-report.241
The next Beta version of HWiNFO will display the faulting device in the tooltip.
https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/read-this-before-submitting-a-report.241
The next Beta version of HWiNFO will display the faulting device in the tooltip.
Nice!
SmartOne_2000
Active Member
Can you please help identify the root cause of why I have so many PCI errors (490+)?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Please use the new Beta version 8.11-5550, it should show the faulting device in tooltip once the error happens.
SmartOne_2000
Active Member
Ok, it said the fault is my GPU (EVGA RTX3090). I have it on a PCI 5.0 riser (even tho my system is PCIe 4.0) and have inserted/re-inserted several times, yet still get errors. Any thoughts?
Could these bus errors be the cause of the random windows resets I experience on my system?
