BSOD, yall are my last stop before trying a new CPU lol

Hey folks, I've had some BSOD issues for a while, it seems hardware related. Tried a different graphics card, new mobo, different RAM, only thing I haven't swapped out is the processor. Only crashes during games?

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Windows Diagnostic Files

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And I've updated my system specs. I have had these components for roughly 3 years, most of it was part of a prebuilt pc we bought for the sake of getting the 3080 out of it.

Crashes most frequently occur when doing intense graphics but also occur if running Baldur's Gate 3 on the lowest settings for example.
I think that hits all the major points in the wiki?

The findings were typical of malfunctioning or incompatible hardware.

Most often swap testing is required to identify malfunctioning or incompatible hardware.



Please perform the following steps:



1) Run Tune up plus > post a share link







2) Turn off Windows fast startup:





3) Create a new restore point:





4) Report whether the installed RAM CMK16GX4M2B3200C16 is or is not on the compatibility / QVL list.




5) Run Memtest86+ for 8 or more passes > take pictures > post images or share links


The more the passes the better the testing conditions.

It sometimes takes passes into the 20s to find malfunctioning RAM.


Plan to run Memtest86+ overnight while sleeping and during the next day.

Just 1 error is a test fail and testing can be aborted.





The four RAM modules can be tested at the same time or two at a time in the same DIMMs.





6) Run Sea Tools for Windows Long generic test (all drives)






7) Download and install one or more of these temperature monitoring software:







8) Run Prime95 > 3 hours or more > record Temp max, continuous testing time > post images or share links





9) Run Furmark > 30 min > record Temp max, continuous testing time > post images or share links





10) Upgrade the BIOS: 2.9 > 2A

Thanks for the help zbook! We have swapped everything out except the processor and still gotten the same BSOD including going to Microcenter to swap the mobo out with a new one. I ran the RAM test twice, no errors so far, and I do remember getting the same BSOD when only one of the sticks was in use and we have swapped them out to have it reproduced on another stick of the same pair.

I've made a folder with all of the files in it here

I suppose my next step is to order a new processor on amazon and see if it fixes the problem.

Please swap test the CPU.