u/GroundbreakingTone23

Hi,

I feel I have a pretty beefed up computer, atleast for what I am using it for. Some heavy video editing at times, but it can crash at almost any point, regardless of open apps.

Specs:

Graphics Card: MSI GeForce RTX 4090 GAMING X SLIM, 24GB
Processor: Intel Core i9-14900KF, 24 cores / 32 threads, up to 6.0GHz
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master ML360L Core ARGB 360mm AIO liquid cooler
Memory: 64GB Kingston FURY Beast RGB DDR5 6000MHz, 2 × 32GB
Storage: 2TB Kingston KC3000 M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD
Motherboard: ASUS PRIME Z790-P WIFI, ATX, LGA 1700, DDR5
Power Supply:Corsair RMe Series RM1000e, 1000W, 80 PLUS Gold, fully modular
Operating System: Windows 11 Pro

In the latest crash, this is what was said in the diagnostics:
Windows

Description
Faulting Application Path: C:\Windows\System32\WerFault.exe
Creation Time: 01.06.2026 20:58:06
Problem: Uventet avslutning
Status: Rapport er lagt i kø

Problem signature
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
Kode: 1aa
Parameter 1: ffffbf843821b32a
Parameter 2: 2
Parameter 3: ffffbf843821a8f0
Parameter 4: ffffbf843821b0e8
OS-versjon: 10_0_26200
Service Pack: 0_0
Produkt: 256_1

Extra information about the problem

Bucket ID: (18446744073709551615)
Files that help describe the problem
060126-9359-01.dmp
sysdata.xml
WERInternalMetadata.xml
memory.csv
sysinfo.txt
WERInternalRequest.xml

Can anybody help me out?

Hi!

I’m planning to build a small temporary custom pool/tank that will be roughly:

2m x 2m

60cm high

It will only be used for about about a week, so this doesn’t need to be a permanent installation — but it still needs to be safe, reliable, and reasonably good-looking.

Two of the walls need to be transparent. I currently have some 27mm acrylic/plexiglass sheets that could potentially be used if they’re suitable for this kind of project.

Beyond that, I’m still very much in the planning stage and would love advice from people with experience building:

acrylic tanks

plunge pools

custom spas

aquarium-style builds

studio/film water setups

Main things I’m wondering about:

What should the non-transparent walls be made from?

What’s the best way to build the frame/structure?

Is 27mm acrylic enough for this size and water pressure?

Best way to seal everything properly?

How should pipe/hose penetrations be done?

What kind of filtration/circulation setup would make sense?

Best way to keep the water warm for a few hours?

Smart ways to handle overflow/splashing?

Anything important people usually forget with builds like this?

The water needs to stay clean, visually clear, and ideally have that nice “blue pool” look during use. It will be used outdoor, in a some what dusty area.

Any tips, examples, mistakes to avoid, or product suggestions would be hugely appreciated. This project is taking place in Norway.

Hi!

I’m planning to build a small temporary custom pool/tank that will be roughly:

2m x 2m

60cm high

It will only be used for about about a week, so this doesn’t need to be a permanent installation — but it still needs to be safe, reliable, and reasonably good-looking.

Two of the walls need to be transparent. I currently have some 27mm acrylic/plexiglass sheets that could potentially be used if they’re suitable for this kind of project.

Beyond that, I’m still very much in the planning stage and would love advice from people with experience building:

acrylic tanks

plunge pools

custom spas

aquarium-style builds

studio/film water setups

Main things I’m wondering about:

What should the non-transparent walls be made from?

What’s the best way to build the frame/structure?

Is 27mm acrylic enough for this size and water pressure?

Best way to seal everything properly?

How should pipe/hose penetrations be done?

What kind of filtration/circulation setup would make sense?

Best way to keep the water warm for a few hours?

Smart ways to handle overflow/splashing?

Anything important people usually forget with builds like this?

The water needs to stay clean, visually clear, and ideally have that nice “blue pool” look during use. It will be used outdoor, in a some what dusty area.

Any tips, examples, mistakes to avoid, or product suggestions would be hugely appreciated.