From around a month im constantly getting #132 crashes. So far i tried updating everything, removing any possible overlay programs (except discord but overlay is disabled), tried moving addons away from Interface folder (deleted config too), reinstalled the game and checked my RAM for errors.
Everything works fine and no other game crash. The annoying part is that this is impossible to reproduce because the crashes are random, sometimes inside M+, some while doing nothing and some during the raid. Had one while i was afk in the city too. Last one was maybe 2 weeks ago? Today it crashed again.
I was reading the forums and saw some old posts with #132 crashes and it seems there was a problem with Zen2 CPUs back in the day too. Could that be a thing again now with Zen3? Got the latest BIOS and chipset driver.
Got another crash today while i was afk and i was not even ingame. I was looking at my character in the character select menu. Im pretty sure that this rules out the addons.
Error ID: 5E726609-0898-4EB5-B19C-D5952D2B87A3
Cant paste the crash log because its too long for pastebin.
#132 is a generic memory error. Itās also caused by RAM unstable OC and so on. So whatās your RAM configuration? The game is quite picky about RAM and even if given settings passes with other apps it sometimes reliably fails in WoW.
There was such problem, but mostly/only for Ryzen 3600. Iām running 5900X too and itās fine on a B550 board with similar memory config. You could check it without XMP at 2133MHz and see if it fixes - if yes, then maybe auto-timings are bad (Ryzen DRAM calculator can give you manual values) and if not then itās not the RAM - either AGESA or something else.
if it affected the memory controller then maybe. WoW is very very picky with RAM. Good way to test it is to fly around Legion Dalaran main road for a while.
New BIOS did not helped, after some more google digging i found other people with similar hardware setup having the same issue. Previous bios was AGESA 1.2.0.0, current one is 1.2.0.1
Good luck! I had like 2 weeks with no issues and then 2 crashes in 2 daysā¦
That guy from the reddit post said that he changed his motherboard and had 1 crash with it too, then it stopped? Changing the mobo is not something im looking forwardā¦ and who knows if thats the issue, its probably somewhere between WoWās engine/MSI bios/G.skill ram speeds+WoW not liking it or its an AGESA issueā¦
Also downgrading the BIOS is not something im looking forward tooā¦ 1.2.0.0 fixed the random restart issues and 1.2.0.1 fixed the bug with the L3 speedā¦
You can check the Ryzen DRAM calculator and manually set all the timings it will tell you. There may be a chance that one of auto timings isnāt āthe most stableā.
Sorry to hear that you have been crashing recently. I had a look into the crashes and your files and it does look like Bigkeg is on the money. This is looking very much to be a hardware, compute/bios or memory level issue. The steps you are taking are along the right track and I hope that you are able to get it sorted.
Thereās honestly not a lot we can suggest for hardware-level issues but you seem to be in good hands.
Loosened some of the timings based on what DRAM calc told me. Went from 16-19-19-19-39-85 to 16-19-19-21-39-85 and loosened a few others too. DRAM calc
None of the RAM testing programs found issues and no crashes after doing a few stress tests.
I somehow doubt that this will help but who knows. Its probably an AGESA issue againā¦
I did various WoW benchmarking and itās somewhat easy to crash the game with some RAM configs. I managed to get a full run of various synthetic gaming benchmarks with like Ryzen 2200G at 3200CL15 RAM but managed to even cause a BSOD in WoW Classic. Same with TR1920X RAM OC or going hard on Intel 9400F and that 4400CL19 RAM kit I use.
