If it is that CPU issue, then it’s probably too late. I think the microcode update is only to stop it getting damaged. If it’s already unstable then it’s already damaged and the microcode update can’t fix that.
I updated the python version to 13.3.1 , i restored ram speed to default and i get the same error in windows it is Access Violation error so i’ll try to ran with 2 sticks instead of 4 and i’ll update you
You need to use a C level debugger to find the reason for a python crash like microsoft visual studio. It can be setup to attach to a crashing process, search the web for details.
For reference (this is from my own experience, I have a 14700KF), the instability is a consequence of the failure, not the damage resulting from the failure. I had a lot of issues before applying the patch, and they’re gone now. So if anyone hasn’t applied the patch, it is definitely worth doing.
Ah, good to know.
At this point, we’re into the realm of “weird problems”, so here’s a bunch of very random things to try:
You tried restoring RAM speed to the default. Have you run a memory test? Grab memtest86 or similar, and see whether it finds any faults.
Maybe some of the files are corrupted, perhaps as a result of other problems that have since been resolved. Wipe out Python and the app, and freshly reinstall?
Wiping and reinstalling should also give you a chance to ensure that all pip-installed packages are the correct architecture and Python version and compiler and such. Keep an eye out for any errors or warnings during installation.
apart from Access Violation error in django project management command i don’t have any major problems with my pc i play games mostly doom and i don’t have any blue screens i left the pc with only two sticks of ram with the default speed i will ran un the next days a memory test justo to exclude faulty memory and then i will contact intel support