Daily BSOD with different messages

I had daily BSOD for a while with different messages and i am not able to found the cause, i changed to minidump before the last bsod so i don't know if the info from previous ones will be usefull or not. (I can re-upload the data when more bsod happens)

I had a lot of different error codes like:
- ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY
- PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
- DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
- KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE

It happens randomly, could be hours between them or minutes, and most of the time doing nothing that is hardware intensive, like looking videos in the browser, even after a fresh installation (that i did 2 days ago).

- Windwos 10 Pro x64 - 21H2 19044.1741
- B450M Mortar Max
- AMD Ryzen 5 3600
- Nvidia Geforce GTX 1660 Ti
- Corsair CMK16GX4M2B3200C16 2x8GB

I changed the language to english before using V2 Log collector and put the zip in GDrive with the last test that i did to my RAM last day Update your browser to use Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Sites, Slides, and Forms - Google Drive Help

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MrPepka said:

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Before MemTest86+ i used MemTest86 and had 0 errors, that is why i tried with MemTest86+ which gave me 0 errors too.

After all, the memory dumps do not show that this is a driver problem. Are the RAM bones you have compatible with your motherboard? Are you using XMP? Did you check RAM on other slots? Have you checked if it is the same on another RAM?

MrPepka said:

After all, the memory dumps do not show that this is a driver problem. Are the RAM bones you have compatible with your motherboard? Are you using XMP? Did you check RAM on other slots? Have you checked if it is the same on another RAM?

As far as I know they are compatible with my motherboard, I use XMP, I don't have any other RAM to test. I'll try putting my RAM in other slots and see what happens, and try to run more RAM tests after the next bsod. Anyway, there have been 3 more bsods that I'll add to the original GDrive link.

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After changing RAM slots a bsod happened 2h later, i will put a RAM test again when going to sleep.

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Added 2 more bsods and the last one did something weird on my monitor which also happened a few days ago a lot when pc rebooted after bsod; i changed my hdmi cable then and it didn't happen again until this last bsod, if i remove the cable and put it back it gets fixed. Adding a picture of it to the GDrive link with the last bsods.

Hello @dralnus

As a test to see if you can track down some other causes of your BSOD please try removing the MSI afterburner software and see how your system runs without this installed.

After having some bsod like every every 30min-1h i put a ram test and got 1 error at the end of the pass 1, when i saw it i stopped it (should have not) to look the serial number of the ram to make a RMA, put in the ram and launched the test again but this las test did not give me any error in 10 passes, could instead of the ram be the motherboard?, but if it is the motherboard it happens in all slots. Image of the error uploaded to GDrive.

A single error in memtest is enough to prove your RAM is faulty. It is ok to stop the test as soon as it has an error. That RAM module should then be discarded. Were you testing one module at a time?

I had both modules put in the not recommended slots 1 and 3 instead of 2 and 4 at the moment of the test with the fail, i have being repeating test in 1-3 and 2-4 but 10+ passes and no errors.

Have you tried my suggestion from post #6?