BSOD- Critical Process died, System_service_exception, Memory_managent

Hello everybody!

There's tons of topics about this particular bsod but I tried everything and still I have these bsods.

So it started a few months ago and there was a lot of memory_management bsods, so since I wanted more memory anyway, I bought x2 corsair vengeance and replaced the memory. It was alright for about a week or two and then bsods started again... So I checked cpu by stress testing, checked the memory again and then I checked the SSD, which I didnt before. So I found that there was 9 bad sectors in the SSD. So I bought a new one and again it was alright for a bout a month... And now it started again. But this time everything is in good condition. I tried to underclock the system, tried resetting bios to default, I've updated my bios to the newest version, tried reinstalling the windows. Cleaned the inside of the PC from dust and changed the thermo paste on the cpu. But it still crashes when I play Civilization or my son plays Call of Duty etc. But It don't crash if we play less resource dependent game like World of Warcraft for example... Btw the most common BSOD right now is Critical Process Died and sometimes Memory_Management.

I am kinda lost at the time and don't know what to do next. Anybody could help me in this situation?

Maybe it could be the mobo or PSU?

I will appreciate any information! Thank you all in advance!

See:
BSOD - Posting Instructions

Sorry for this! I am including the log this time.

1. Run Driver Verifier Manager through type "verifier" in search bottom
2. Select "Create standard settings"
3. Select "Select driver names from a list"
4. Tick all 3rd party drivers and 3 Microsoft drivers (ntoskrnl.exe, hal.dll and ntfs.sys)
5. Accept changes and reboot computer

Alright, I did this. I ticked only those 3 from microsoft and all the <unknown>, and other 3rd party drivers. Now when I go to the same verifier, I get to select an option for statistics of that verification. But I am not sure which settings I should enable for this?
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Do not select drivers with the dump_ prefix. The rest is OK

Done. Should I paste some kind of information here? I also missed some NVIDIA drivers before.Attachment 271026

What are the approximate dates for installation of each RAM module?

The modules are mismatched.

None of the RAM modules are on the Qualified Vendor List (QVL).

There is no test for incompatible RAM.

The best step is to swap or replace RAM with modules that are displayed on the motherboards QVL.

Wait for the blue screens, and if they appear, post new memory dumps

zbook said:

What are the approximate dates for installation of each RAM module?

The modules are mismatched.

None of the RAM modules are on the Qualified Vendor List (QVL).

There is no test for incompatible RAM.

The best step is to swap or replace RAM with modules that are displayed on the motherboards QVL.

The first module (Kingston one) I installed like 4 years before, when I bought the whole pc(I bought it in individual parts and built it myself). Everything was perfect for about 3,5 years and then bsods started. Then I bought x2 corsairs and put them in, while I took out kingston one. But it was good only for about a week or two and bsods came back. So I put in that Kingston memory stick too, since I thought it's good cuz it didn't really change anything and bsods still came back. So then I bought the new SSD and it was perfect for about a month or a bit more and then the bsods came back again...

And now I am here, struggling with it. I have 3 memory sticks installed at the time.

MrPepka said:

Wait for the blue screens, and if they appear, post new memory dumps

I got 3 bsods recently but none of them created memorydumps. It was the case before too, of hundreds of crashes I got only two dumps which I uploaded yesterday with the whole log. I can force the bsod if I start Civilization and play it at least f or 5-10mins. Can't go for more it's 100% bsod in that time. Btw all the bsods said "Critical process died" and also it just stays at 0% when collecting info.

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Okay so I took out one memory stick and left two identical ones. Then I tried with default settings - I got new BSOD with description KMODE_Exception_Not_Handled and also it just froze at 0% complete, nothing happened and there's no dump file.

I am playing with voltage and latency now because I can see that bios default's are different from the manufacturer tested parameters. Also if I enable XMP it also puts wrong latency on them, which I think could cause these problems too I guess?

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Well when I put 1.35voltage and latency 15-17-17-35 the PC becomes a lot more slower, it's really noticeable when loading windows and programs but I still get bsods...

Anyway I really feel a lot of changes when I change ram voltages etc. I think it may be really the case that my RAM is not on QVL so that's why I get wrong parameters in BIOS. Maybe if I would configure some kind of parameters for ram myself it would solve this? But I have no idea what else to try to change in bios since I'm not sure what every single parameter does.

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P.S. When testing I got more than 10 bsods and none of them left a minidump. Every single bsod froze on "0% complete".