SeapantherGaming

So I checked for new softwares for the ram and the only softwares on the g skill site we’re for RGB and my motherboard already have the RGB which and I don’t care about RGB so I didn’t install it.

As for the reinstall I’m getting a ready to go out of town so I will try that when I return later this week

As for bad ram that was my thought originally and so it was replaced. As for the CPU it seems unlikely it’s a bad overclock as I left it at standard clock speeds. So if that’s bad clock perhaps does the pc need it overclocked?

So I reset the cmos while it did get me back into windows the system had to attempt to boot many times before it got there, while it was booting I watched my dr debug and it kept giving the error code 15 which represents a error in memory or cpu. Keep in mind there is brand new ram in the system installed this morning

I will attempt the cmos clear but it seems useless to reinstall windows again at this point, as I have attempted this nearly multiple times performing clean wipes of everything on all drives

Also it can no longer detect my ssd and I simply boot into bios every time I start it up.

So I decided to buy new ram as I had had enough troubleshooting and hoped this would just fix the issue, however the within 20 minutes of the new g skill trident z 3200 MHz 16g ram being put in place of the previous ram I got page fault in non page area

A second BSOD has now occurred being page fault in nonpage area

Continuing to search I have found a spot in windows log where 6 errors are strung together all with the error code -2147024893 however I am unable to find anything on this error

I don’t know how it just resent that I was typing a a new post and it sent that previous one my apologies, I went to upgrade the firmware it wouldn’t allow me to seeing as it is rather new I’m assuming that means it’s up to date. However the boss is still continuing

Ok I will have to open that through my pc and use the link, as the bios update didn’t work and I just got the BSOD again

The HDD is unplugged from the system both SATA and power wise as I was wanting to rule out the HDD and the problem persists with it unplugged so should I perform the firmware update on the SSD still attached?

Passed all 4 tests with no errors

Ok I will have to open that through my pc and use the link, as the bios update didn’t work and I just got the BSOD again

So Update I have updated the BIOS tot eh most recent version and will attempt to test it and leave it running for a while to see if this has solved the BSOD