August 21Aug 21 Hi,I’m looking for help diagnosing a hard-freeze issue that started a few weeks ago. This server/configuration had been stable for years before this began.System:AMD Ryzen 7 3700XASUS ROG STRIX B450-F GAMING II24 GB DDR4 at 2133 MT/sMultiple HDDs + NVMe/SSD cacheDocker-heavy system with Plex, Nextcloud, Frigate, *arrs, etc.Recently updated Unraid while troubleshootingProblem:The server will randomly become completely unresponsive. WebUI stops working, SSH won't respond, and I have to physically hard-reset it. There doesn't appear to be a graceful crash/reboot or obvious OOM event.Sometimes I can identify approximately when it begins because recordings and other activity stop. Interestingly, several occurrences have been around a :30 time boundary (e.g. ~5:30 AM and ~4:30 PM), although I haven't found a scheduled task that corresponds with this.So far I have:Updated UnraidEnabled/saved syslogging to capture the lockupsChecked logs for NIC/link errors, kernel errors, OOM events, etc.Checked root cron and User Scripts for scheduled jobsApplied RAM/PID limits to heavier Docker containersIncreased Frigate SHM/tmpfs and reduced its potential resource usageConfirmed the system isn't simply running out of RAM (~8 GB available during testing)Removed an unrelated network-mounted Mac MiniConfirmed multiple services appear to stop responding at approximately the same timePlanning to run Memtest nextOne possible concern is RAM: I have 2×8 GB Corsair and 2×4 GB G.Skill DIMMs. They're all running conservatively at 2133 MT/s and this exact configuration has been stable for years, but I'll run Memtest in case a DIMM has developed a fault.I'm attaching my Unraid diagnostics from after the latest lockup/reboot.At this point I'm trying to determine whether I'm dealing with hardware (RAM/PSU/motherboard/storage), a kernel/driver issue, or something in Unraid/Docker causing a host-level lockup.I'd really appreciate someone taking a look at the diagnostics and suggesting what I should test next. Is there anything else I should enable that might capture the actual cause of a complete hard lock before I start swapping hardware?Thank you in advance! tower-diagnostics-20260821-1711.zip
August 21Aug 21 Author Additionally,I set Power Supply Idle Control to Typical Current Idle, but crashes continued afterward. Should I set Global C-State Control to Disabled?Thank you
August 22Aug 22 I ain't Unraid expert, but have you tried troubleshooting on hardware front?E.g. checking MoBo power connectors. Removing 2 x 4GB sticks, don't know how unraid treats mismatch sticks but in windows environment it is no no.
August 22Aug 22 Community Expert Start here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/page/2/#findComment-819173
September 3Sep 3 Author Solution It appears this was an out of memory issue after all. I closed a VM to free up ram and everything was stable without issue for a week. Upon powering the VM back up and using it, there was a point it became sluggish and I saw the ram utilization at 99% before locking up in the same manner as before.Looks like i'll be purchasing some of that 2026 priced ram.Thank you Edited September 3Sep 3 by zerickk
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