WHEA-LOGGER 19 when idling . 8700K. Error Type: Cache Hierarchy Error

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Hello. I am checking event logs from 23.10.2018 and have spam of WHEA-LOGGER 19 entries, each every 1 minute,when system is idling or i am just in windows/desktop.


When i run all stress tests and benches and games like Assassin Creed, Far Cry 5,etc,all heavy for cpu and system....no whea in events. But when i am idling or doing something in windows or idling its logging in events. System is smooth and no crashing or data corruption.


Is this reason to worry? My actually Windows 10 is 1803.


Ah and i remember i had them too on 21.01 january but they dissapeared after 21.01 january.

On january 21.01 , Windows 10 1709 build 16299.15 it was.

But now they appeared again after few months. I must say that i was little surprised that i saw them again after few months especially on idle .

Windows 10 1803 actually.



A spam of:

WHEA Event ID 19 CPU-corrected hw error



A corrected hardware error has occurred.



Reported by component: Processor Core

Error Source: Corrected Machine Check

Error Type: Cache Hierarchy Error



Screens are from january 21.01 but this is the same of course warning whea entry:

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My pc:

8700K ( MCE is on , always was on 4700mhz )

2x8GB DDR4 3000MHZ GSKILL

Corsair 750rmi

Asus Z370 Pro Gaming ( bios old from august 2017 )

Gtx 2080 Ti Gigabyte Windforce ( actually ). On january i had Aorus 1080 ti.

1xssd , 1xHdd



Dont have any crashing,no freezing,no bsods,scores are fine etc.



In 15.10 october i add only new GPU Rtx 2080 Ti , before was 1080 Ti. Coincidence? Anyway no problems with card,no issues etc.



So question. ANyway is this reason to worry or skip it if they stop it again?

Maybe something with voltage or something ( reading reddit ) but they appeared when system was idling ( not gaming ) and i was away from pc.

All drivers installed. Gpu drivers 411.70

Thanks


ps:No errors in ihc memtest i checked in past .
 
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Could be hardware failure.

RMA it?

Yes i know i can rma but if dont have any problems during using + during heavy load (on load there are no loggs in event ) .

Its hard to choice if rma or not because of that? Hmm hmmm
 

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was doing some research for mobo , i read that this mobo give alot of problems to users
 

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was doing some research for mobo , i read that this mobo give alot of problems to users

yeah it will be maybe my last mobo from Asus. ANyway i dont have any special problems, just that WHEA-LOGGER 19 events warnings on event log only when idle or windows desktop i am. On games or benches not warnings. Weird .

No special problems,like BSODs etc.
 

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was doing some research for mobo , i read that this mobo give alot of problems to users


It happened again repeatedly after plugging Gigabyte Windforce 2080 ti . That whea-logger 19 cache hierarchy error ( warning ). Windows 1803 the newest build ( KB ).

Each warning 1 minute only on desktop/idle. When gaming or full load , not warnings.

Anyway it happened in january 21, but it stopped itself so i ignored. Card was 1080 ti Aorus in this time. In october 20th i plug 2080 ti Rtx and it start again logging but only in idle/desktop, not in load/gaming. I dont change anything in UEFI etc. All the same settings,even not bios update.

So i change gpu drivers and the same. Any ideas? Maybe just coincidence?
 

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8700K ( MCE is on , always was on 4700mhz )

2x8GB DDR4 3000MHZ GSKILL

Corsair 750rmi

Asus Z370 Pro Gaming ( bios old from august 2017 )
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Yes i know i can rma but if dont have any problems during using + during heavy load (on load there are no loggs in event ) .

Its hard to choice if rma or not because of that? Hmm hmmm

FYI, MCE is also considered overclocking so be careful about using this term when it comes to RMA time.

And maybe consider updating the BIOS 1st cos yours from 8/2017 is really obsolete now especially since you are getting occasional WHEA errors.
 

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Ok tried,new gpu drivers,new chipset,lan drivers etc,nothing helps.

So maybe try 1809 win ver? But this is not official yet i dont find on auto updates?
 

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was doing some research for mobo , i read that this mobo give alot of problems to users

According to this topic.

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthre...on)-not-working-Bios-fix-required-ASAP/page13

My motherboard have issue with vdroop,load line calibration , so i am getting that whea logger 19 only on idle,yes? So its my mobo fault i must rma or i can live with that if i dont have any side effects ?

Each whea warning 19 appear only on idle,1 warning each 1 minute. It happens even when i have killed all process in background.
No crashes,no freezes,etc,smooth all.

During load ,games or benchmarking no warnings in event log.


bios from august 2017
 

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FYI, MCE is also considered overclocking so be careful about using this term when it comes to RMA time.

And maybe consider updating the BIOS 1st cos yours from 8/2017 is really obsolete now especially since you are getting occasional WHEA errors.


Somebody said from Intel:" Yes, that is a good idea. You can check the motherboard's forums. As mentioned before, I would contact ASUS support first they might help you identify if there is something wrong with the motherboard. Since one of the triggers is plugging with the video card, yes it could be related to card or drivers. "

So maybe its related to this , gpu or drivers?
 
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