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Damn.
One had bugcheck 139 which is Kernel Security check. It mentions memory corruption but I think you said you ran memtest86 for hours and completed several passes with no errors.
Hopefully Axe or Phil can do a deeper dive.
Multiple BSOD before and while attempting to Install Windows 10
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New #82
Please run the beta log collector an upload the resulting zip file since you now have a new MoBo.
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New #84
Alright, so I got a hold of a new processor. An i5-7600k. How should I go about testing things? Should I try it with the old Mobo to see if it was just the CPU all along? Is there a potential that that would damage it?
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New #85
Myself I would go new Mobo.
It could have been something in the electronics on the old Mobo that caused damage to CPU.
Another could argue the CPU circuitry could have just failed.
Not sure what you paid for new CPU but likely a very binary outcome of plugging into old Mobo.
Plug it in and it works, plug it in and it becomes corrupt.
Is there a shop around you. If so maybe they could provide at fixed cost to test old Mobo.
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New #86
I'm just gonna try the new mobo. Dont want to risk it.
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New #88
Mother of god it works! I'm gonna add in my GPU and other drives slowly and update drivers and whatnot.
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New #90
Thanks for your help! I'm going to mark this as solved, though it was an expensive solve.
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