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Hi Community,
my iMac crashes like everyday for more than one year now with (at least it looks like) almost the same crash report and I attached 2 example crash reports for you from different days.
I hope you can help me here because I'm really not able to read those reports or get a conclusion out of that.
Thank you in advance!
Update: crash report 2 has in the first row "Absturzbericht 30.10 4" - that was just a note from me so just ignore that :)
It appears you have an iMac 27" (5k, 2019) model.
Usually Machine Check errors are due to hardware issues. You can try disconnecting all external devices from the Mac in case one of them is causing a problem since some devices are tied very closely to the CPU. There is a third party Yamaha driver listed in both Panic reports so make sure you are using the latest version of the Yamaha driver. You may even want to try uninstalling the Yamaha driver to see if that stops the panics. Booting into Safe Mode should also disable all third party drivers including the Yamaha driver and sometimes even some Apple drivers.
Try running the Apple Diagnostics to see if any hardware issues are detected. However, a lot of failures are never identified by the diagnostics. You will likely need to have Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider examine the Mac.
It appears you have an iMac 27" (5k, 2019) model.
Usually Machine Check errors are due to hardware issues. You can try disconnecting all external devices from the Mac in case one of them is causing a problem since some devices are tied very closely to the CPU. There is a third party Yamaha driver listed in both Panic reports so make sure you are using the latest version of the Yamaha driver. You may even want to try uninstalling the Yamaha driver to see if that stops the panics. Booting into Safe Mode should also disable all third party drivers including the Yamaha driver and sometimes even some Apple drivers.
Try running the Apple Diagnostics to see if any hardware issues are detected. However, a lot of failures are never identified by the diagnostics. You will likely need to have Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider examine the Mac.
You haven't said which iMac you have so my comment only applies to some older models.
Like you I don't understand crash reports but from my past experience with Mac computers I suggest checking that your iMac memory modules are well seated in their slots.
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