Hello i am at my wits end with this Problem i have Tried everything i can look up to stop this from popping up and force quitting any version of wow Randomly (sitting idle at Character log screen to in game idle or just casually playing) Details i have looked up seem to point to game trying to access memory locations that dont exist.. or ext… one of many variation of code address is 0x0000003 (BREAKPOINT) at 00007ffd6c29773f 0x0000000000000000 and/or a blizzard code in seperate window DA7817DC-8F74-4F9F-9D62-BDBBD8288ED9 and i have a new Alienware M18 R2 RTX4070 32G ram i Tried all the Diagnostics (extended memory scan sfc /scannow - DISM image restore, reinstalling game, and windows, factory reset, Windows Paging file, all drivers updated, Overclocking off, Graphic setting Down to 1, DirectX down to 11, Verify game files, and all the Diagnostics all come back completely without problems accruing Please help it happens quite Frequently.
Access violations are common with the faulty 14th generation Intel CPUs.
You’ll probably need to both update your BIOS and downclock all the cores with Intel’s utility app to regain stability. You could also consult with the manufacturer.
Could i Possibly get Safe Detailed XTU Configuration Steps It looks like you can really mess things up working with this program if you get things wrong i Would be so grateful for it.
That’s well beyond the scope of this forum. Intel has documentation for the tool itself, so that would be the primary source of information. I highly recommend reaching out to the manufacturer if you’re not sure how to proceed.
Actually nevermind i figured it out thanks so far we have victory adjusting the Performance core multipliers from 58x to 52x is working so far thanks for the advice
If the laptop is very new, like a week or two old, I would put in a request to exchange it. You’ll likely encounter this issue again with any 14th gen — but especially one already showing failure symptoms — and you’ll need to keep reducing the speeds to regain stability.
yeah its a few months past warrenty now i was for awhile since i got it been dealing with it happening i should of reached out before then to dell but oh well i plan on just applying the core configuration for now at start of every boot
Glad it’s working for you 
Intel extended the warranty on the cpu’s, so it would be worth seeing if dell has done likewise.
i ended up finding out that the Desktop 14th gen CPU’s got a 5 year extended warrenty but not the laptops for the exact same issue Vmin silicon degradation. -_- best i could after trying to call their tier 1 and 2 overseas support was to email the board of directors and customer advocate with a detailed formal complaint with screen shot of the Event viewer WHEA-logger event 19 (corrected machine check) we shall see if they can help XD