Various BSODs all hinting towards drivers?

Hello ferchi ,

I was asked to have a look at the thread and have just viewed your latest crash dump files. Apart from one crash which showed the memory corruption all the others appear to be associated with Brave. At this point I would suspect that the game is causing these crashes by some poorly written code. Have you looked on the gaming forum to see if there have been any other reports of similar behaviour? Do you still get these BSODs when playing other games?

I do apologise if you have already gone over these points earlier in the thread but for speed I have not gone back through all the posts.

zbook said:

For hardware testing see if you can find a friend, neighbor, relative, or local computer store to swap test the CPU or motherboard. Otherwise consider hardware testing at a local computer store.

Also consider placing the computer in safe mode for several days to see if there are BSOD (shift + restart).

Will try the safe mode. And after that I have to figure something out to test my hardware I guess :) Thank you for all the support to this point!

philc43 said:

Apart from one crash which showed the memory corruption all the others appear to be associated with Brave. At this point I would suspect that the game is causing these crashes by some poorly written code. Have you looked on the gaming forum to see if there have been any other reports of similar behaviour?

Thank you for stopping by and having a look at my case :) The software "Brave" is a chromium based browser I am using on all my computers / phones. And yes, my browser is probably almost always running when my PC is running. Should I try and uninstall it on this PC?

philc43 said:

Do you still get these BSODs when playing other games?

Yes, unfortunately I still get BSODs in various use cases. idle, gaming, office tasks.

Thanks, I had not realised Brave was a browser. Can you try an alternative browser and see if it makes any difference?

For sure, will do that! :)

ferchi said:

Will try the safe mode.

Plan to test safe mode continuously for as long as possible for testing purposes.
In case you need normal boot keep track of the time so that it can be compared to log / crash events.
Make sure if the computer remains on overnight that it is in safe mode.

Hey, just got a BSOD.
I uninstalled Brave before but did NOT restart yet!! Chrome installed as alternative. Also still one ram module. When I got the BSOD I put the other ram module back in.
Memory_dmp (3).zip - Google Drive

I will start savemode run this night.

There were no significant new findings.

Hey guys,

update:
Almost 100 hours in safe mode. No BSOD so far.

ferchi said:

Hey guys,

update:
Almost 100 hours in safe mode. No BSOD so far.

Often that is an app or service, have you tried a clean boot?

Perform Clean Boot in Windows 10 / 8 / 7
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/929135
How to perform Clean Boot in Windows 10
How to Clean Boot Windows 10 and Windows 8
How to perform a clean boot of Windows 10 to diagnose issues
How to: Clean Boot Windows 8/8.1/10

Thanks, I will try that!
Got some stressfull days ahead unfortunately so I can't put that much time into the PC right now. But I am on it and will report back as soon as possible :)