Game crashing, rendering bugs, sometimes destroys entire OS
Singleplayer
This is one of the many crashes
https://mclo.gs/VS5dejR
and an error attached
I've had a bunch of various errors, chunk corruption, tried deleting and regenerating the database, at best I had various holes in my render, at worst, once it caused my kernel to error and forced to force power off my PC as my system was misbehaving so badly.
I tried disabling C2ME and Iris (though I don't use shaders anyway
I tried a CPU stress test, that didn't cause any extra instability; if this is a hardware failure, it's not my CPU at least.
I will look through other logs as well to help troubleshoot this
Also, I tried both regular Java 21 and GraalVM Java 24, both still crash, seems to be libjvm.so
I'll attach mod list and other info soon
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two java versions I tried
I also had 21.0.3, I guess I'll test that out eventually if I haven't already
some recent corruption

best image I got (see all the missing chunks?)

some logs, probably show various data corruption and other errors
now I can't even render that much without it crashing with a sigsegv at libjvm.so on some random garbage frame
here's that time my Minecraft messed up my entire OS

your memory is unstable
I mean i'm on XMP or whatever the AMD equivlent is, i think both do the same thing either way
6000MHz
If I disable it to the non-overclocked version, is there any chance it's gonna become better or do I need to look for a refund
The memory was advertised for 6000MHz btw
not a "custom" overclock
I'm gonna try to disable it
LOL my PC isn't booting anymore
CMOS clear time I guess
Ok I fixed my PC
It defaulted to a ram speed of 5200
I'll try DH with that
set fan curves again because the default settings cause severe thermal throttling
I'll do some memory tests after properly trying out DH again
The game hasn't crashed yet
I'll give it 30 minutes
it hasn't been thirty minutes, but the game's shockingly stable
I'll mark this as solved
Overclocking my memory was a mistake, seems like it's running smoothly at 5200MT/s