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Possible causes include recent changes to BIOS Performance options or recent hardware changes." (press y to enter BIOS setup blah blah) Pressing Y however wouldn't bring it into the BIOS. A few times after failure the machine took forever to post and eventually displayed an error " the system BIOS has detected unsuccessful POST attempt(s).Swapping the Crucial back in, it ran fine for a while then failed eventually. Running the Samsung 2666 2x32 memory in the NUC11 doesn't seem to manifest the problem - or at least so far.Granted, max speed supported for that machine is 2666, so not sure of test validity (?) Test 5 - memtest86 on 2x32 Crucial, but installed in the NUC10 (had to run overnight). Test 4 - Not a memtest, but took the Samsung memory from the NUC10 in various configs (1x32, 2x32) and machine seemed to operate just fine, didn't experience any failures after a bit of usage. I ran the Windows diag because I had trouble getting machine to boot back into the memtest usb due to screen not displaying the F10 boot menu or hanging trying to get into it.

Tests 2&3 - Ran Windows memory diag on each stick individually in the "lower/closer-to-the-board" slot (both passed). The very last line logged during the test was " 14:34:29 - Current CPU temperature: 57C" Test 1 - both Crucial sticks in the NUC11 - system hung about 1.6 hours into first pass during hammer test, and just halted - no memory errors along the way to that point shown in the log. It doesn't seem to want to boot if there's only one in the upper slot - is that expected?

I haven't yet seen it fail with just one of the Crucial sticks installed, though only in the lower sodimm slot.

No memtest has revealed a single error though.

I have the memtest logs from all this if those are useful.

I also have a NUC10i7FNH with 2x32GB Samsung DDR4-2666 I used during the sleuthing.

The memory is 2x32GB sticks of Crucial DDR4-3200 (CT2K32G4SFD832A).

At least I was able to go through Windows install, installed various apps and had several days of light, preliminary usage up to that point.

I don't think I was experiencing any trouble until I upgraded to the new v42 BIOS and latest graphics driver, etc.

Is there some kind of lower level smbios or SOC logging I could enable to troubleshoot further? My next step, begrudgingly is to go buy a second set of 2x32 memory to try.Īnyway, here are some interesting test results: I have a suspicion there's either something going on with the "upper" sodimm slot, or perhaps the way the system is handling fully loaded 2x32 slots at 3200 speed memory, or maybe a thermal issue (?) That was a good thought (and I should have thought of that). Some screen shots of what happens (other than just going black):

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I have the Driver & Support Assistant report if that's useful(?)

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Then I tried to install the direct download and that seemed to have worked but also took a few reboots. Via the Intel Support experience the package said it needed updating, would try to update, report success, then after reboot the page suggested it wasn't updated. Other circumstantial weirdness - the realtek driver updates had some weird trouble installing. Interestingly the fan is still running and I do see activity lights on the LAN connection. From another machine during troubleshooting, I have continuous ping running, and when these events happen, its network dies as well. Sometimes screen will go garbled during boot while showing the NUC logo and it also happens while in the BIOS config screen. System will boot sometimes into the OS (Windows 10 64bit 21H2), run for a while then screen goes black or sometimes all garbled, sometimes with obnoxious audio spewing out as well. My NUC11 seems to have significant problems that manifest as crashes and hangs seemingly related to graphics.