Add'l BSODs (1909)

I mean could it be graphics card memory?

Ok.

Well I replaced the RAM, fyi, and still got a BSOD, as well as doing a memtest.

GQJ17 said:

Ok.

Well I replaced the RAM, fyi, and still got a BSOD, as well as doing a memtest.

Have you tried different slots for the RAM in case it is related to a motherboard connection or slot problem?

I have, yes. 1-3 and 2-4.

I have very little else I can suggest at this stage - the BSODs are infrequent but seem most likely to relate to hardware in some way. I think you will either have to live with it or work on replacing /upgrading hardware as time passes. Intel 7th generation processors are not expected to be compatible with the final retail release of Windows 11.

Well I replaced Intel with Ryzen.

It isn't pointing to a driver problem, correct? Just compared to other BSODs that you have seen from other people.

You are saying that it is the ram?

There is no obvious driver problem and I believe you tried Driver Verifier earlier in the thread.

You have also changed the RAM and CPU so I don't believe it is that either.

It is a mystery! How frequently would you say it happens now?

The Iast one was like 4 days.

One before that was eight.

To make sure I am troubleshooting correctly, could you give me a list of what you would check? Could that check include cable extension or the PSU?