Seemingly random bluescreens, any help welcome.

bsodschizo · 27 Mar 2023

Hello all, for the past week or so my system has been behaving sporatically and this is pretty much my last resort.

Specs:
CPU: Ryzen 5700x (Upgraded from 3700x in attempt to troubleshoot, didn't help.)
Mobo: Gigabyte B550M DS3H Rev 1.4
GPU: MSI Ventus OC 2070 SUPER (Underclocked Core & Memory in attempt to troubleshoot, didn't help.)
RAM: G.SKILL 16x2 3600mhz DDR4 (XMP on and off, passes memtest and Windows Memory Diagnostics.)
PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower GX2 600W
OS: Windows 10 x64 (22H2, 19045.2006)

I can kind-of regularly get the PAGE_FAULT_IN_NON_PAGED_AREA to trigger by doing a Large FFT stress test in Prime95, everything else is pretty random and without *known* triggers.

Thank you all for your time and i hope we can fix this together before my walls end up looking like swiss cheese.

DESKTOP-QKPC49J-(2023-03-27_04-41-48).zip

ubuysa · 27 Mar 2023

There are 25 BSODs in your System log but no dumps have been uploaded? Some of the files also seem to be missing from your log collector output?

bsodschizo · 27 Mar 2023

ubuysa said:

There are 25 BSODs in your System log but no dumps have been uploaded? Some of the files also seem to be missing from your log collector output?

Don't know why they didn't upload the first time, here's the zip with the crash dumps included.
DESKTOP-QKPC49J-(2023-03-27_14-10-42).zip

tomdsr · 27 Mar 2023

bsodschizo said:

Don't know why they didn't upload the first time, here's the zip with the crash dumps included.
DESKTOP-QKPC49J-(2023-03-27_14-10-42).zip

id suspect memory, but if it passes testing, id look at the motherboard. the blue screens are all over the place

bsodschizo · 27 Mar 2023

tomdsr said:

id suspect memory, but if it passes testing, id look at the motherboard. the blue screens are all over the place

I tried swapping out the memory with a set of known good Vulcan Z 8GBx2 3000mhz and still BSODs.
Motherboard and CPU are both within the Amazon return window so I'm gonna probably request replacements for them both at this point.

Also tried reinstalling Windows and it's BSODing at the install USB before I can even select an install partition, pretty sure it's a hardware problem at this point unfortunately.

ubuysa · 28 Mar 2023

A BSOD during install is almost certainly hardware.

Just a thought: If you have an M.2-based SSD, try removing and re-inserting it. I've seen several niggly issues solved by reseating an M.2 drive.

Later Edit: Out of curiosity I looked at the dumps you uploaded, the most likely common denominator would seem to be memory, so I would initially suspect either RAM, or the motherboard. You might try one known good stick in different slots?

bsodschizo · 04 Apr 2023

It ended up being the CPU that was causing the issues, guessing a bad memory controller or something.

Did a return to Amazon and picked up a 5800X3D and everything has been smooth since.

Guess before I just got a defective new CPU to replace my old defective CPU... What are the odds lol.

Thank you all for the help.