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  1. A Combination of turning off XMP for the RAM, turning off Turbo Boost, and underclocking my CPU to 3.8 GHz (down from 4 GHz) seems to work! I’ve been playing for 3-4 hours with no crashes, when I previously couldn’t go more than 15 minutes without a crash. Thank you!
  2. Wanted to bump this. I can reliably reproduce the locking behavior simply by running prime95 in my VM. Running prime95 directly on unRAID causes no issues at all (aside from expected system sluggishness from stressing the CPU).
  3. That log has never contained anything useful right before the crash. In this attached syslog, the crash happens at 21:12, where there are no log messages. The system locks without any apparent hints as to why. Here’s the diagnostics as well. syslog.txt server-diagnostics-20200307-2128.zip
  4. I've been passing 3 physical cores (6 threads) to the VM. I've tried fewer cores/threads, but it still crashed eventually. I started out giving 12GB (out of 16GB total) to the VM, and it crashed. I tried lowering that to 8GB and 4GB to no avail. When my next 16GB of RAM arrives, I'll try that first without changing anything else. If it continues crashing with more RAM, I'll try lowering the number of cores allocated to the VM and report back.
  5. Hello, I'm using unraid to host a few shares and run a headless gaming VM (utilizing Steam In Home Streaming / Remote Play). After playing for 5-10 minutes, the entire unraid instance crashes (shares go offline, server is inaccessible via web or ssh, and the local terminal display freezes and is unresponsive). The only way to bring the server back up is with a power cycle. At first I thought it had to do with temps, but the CPU temps never went above 86C (and even that was uncommon). I then thought it had to do with the GPU (EVGA GTX 1660), but the problem persisted even without a GPU physically connected at all. My next thought was to try lowering the amount of RAM allocated to the VM, but that didn't help either (I tried 12GB, 8GB, then 4GB out of 16GB total). I have more RAM on the way, which will put my total at 32GB (not specifically due to this issue, but it will give me another thing to try). That's the max my motherboard can support. I also have another network card on the way too (also not purchased due to this issue specifically), so I can also try passing through my existing network card instead of using bridged/bonded networking. I’m running a memtest now, and it’s gone through one pass without errors so far. Thanks!! UnRAID syslog at the time of the frozen screen (nothing was generated at the time of the crash): https://imgur.com/BAE5AVI Windows 10 VM Settings: https://imgur.com/70wUEfu Specs: Intel Core i7 4790k @ 4.0 GHz (stock) EVGA Z97 Classified motherboard with latest BIOS (2.06) 16GB DDR3 RAM @ 1600 MHz EVGA GTX 1660 XC Gaming Supermicro LSI 9300-8i HBA (IT mode) 3x Ironwolf Pro 6TB 2x 256GB SATA SSD for cache (different brands)