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So, as promised I'd get back to this. Three weeks ago I bought the Corsair RM850x and this seems to have solved the problem. No bsods anymore, running stable with no problems! I want to thank you in advance. I'd never suspected to PSU to be faulty here. Happy it's solved. Thanks!

I am going to order one tomorrow. I'll keep you updated and will reply if this fixed the issue! Thanks for the assistance!

Makes sense what you tell here, I have a gigabyte B700H 80 plus bronze in my system. As for the clean windows install, I made a bootable usb stick with windows on it. This way, I deleted all drive partitions and selected the m.2 drive to install windows on.

Yes, currently I have 2x 500GB SSD's, 1x m.2 ssd and a regular 2TB HDD. I have already unhooked all of them but the BSOD's still occur even with only the m.2 installed.

Just made a new diagnosis with 'WhoCrashed'. Maybe this helps! WhoCrashedOutput.htm

I've had it stable before I moved my windows install. The problem was that my os was installed on an ssd with slow sectors which made everything very slow. When I installed my m.2 drive thats problem was solved. However then I was getting bsod's every 2-5 minutes. I solved that by updating my CPU's chipset drivers. From that moment these random bsod's started popping up. I've included an html file I made 2 months ago with 'WhoCrashed'. I've reinstalled the program to monitor further bsods to assist on this thread. BSOD output.htm

No, never done anything like that. Even XMP profile for my ram is disabled

I've been having this issue for 6 months now. I don't seem to be able to find the cause. It's not a specific bsod, it changes every time. These are the most common ones: "kernel security check failure, irql_not_less_or_equal, page fault in nonpaged area, apc index mismatch, ... The weird thing about all this is that is does not occur while gaming, or while running a game in the background. I've tried everything to fix. I've done a clean windows install, did a memory test, took one ram stick away to see if that was the problem, nothing worked. Also bought a new nvme drive and disconnected the other ones, still same result. What could be the cause of this problem? If you need any additional data, let me know. I'm running a: Ryzen 5 3600 Ballistix ram 16gb ddr4 3200mhz EVGA RTX 2070 Gigabyte AX370 Gigabyte ax370-gaming 3 2x 500GB Patriot SSD 1TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe Hopefully someone recognizes this problem

Hello, I have a question about two motherboards. I’m planning on building a new system with a RTX 2070 and a Ryzen 5 3600. The motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-AX370-Gaming but I’ve seen Some people that advice me to go with a MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX instead which is €60 more in my country. What are the differences als are there major problems with the Gigabyte one? Regards

Smaller PSU and a B450 tomahawk max? I live in belgium and my budget is +- €1000 - €1100 (if it gives major improvements)

What mobo do you advice?

Hello, I’m planning on buying a new pc and I would like to check if this is a good build: -CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 -GPU: Gigabyte Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 (2 fans) -Memory: Corsair 16Gb 3000Mhz DDR4 -Hard disk: 1Tb 7200 RPM and 256Gb SSD -PSU: 700Watt 80+ Gigabyte B700H -Mobo: Gigabyte GA-AX 370-Gaming Is this a good build? Any advice? Thanks for reading!

Games I play are: PUBG CS:Go, Ark survival, Rust, Rainbow six siege

Hello, I was planning on building a new pc. Here are the parts: -Intel Core i5 9400F 6 -Inno3D Nvidia Geforce RTX 2060SUPER 8GB GDDR6 -SSD 256GB NeoForza SATA600 SSD -HDD: 2TB SATA600 ST2000VM003 from Seagate -Mobo: MSI B360M Pro VH -Memory: Corsair 16GB 2666Mhz DDR4 PSU: 700 watt Xilence Performance C 12cm fan ATX 2.31 Do you guys think this is a good build? Price is:€969,98 I mainly want to run games at 1080p@144hz Can this pc handle that for atleast 2 years? Advice is always welcome!

RTX 2060 OC looks pretty much the same as a RTX 2070 to me. The price difference is around 200$ in my country so I think its pretty expensive for the little diffrence. Thanks for your reply!