MarcelH

Thanks for the replies, It could really be a windows or nvidia driver ... As I told the computer didnt crash after i reinstalled windows but i didnt reboot it for days because I was still downloading stuff. At this point, I didnt have new drivers. I think, its worth a try to install older drivers. I'll reset my BIOS settings as well, because I have a weird feeling about having custom values because I'm far from beeing an expert at this topic... I think I will also downgrade the BIOS version to 7B17v16 because its the last "stable" version and I'm currently using a beta.

Hey there, Last year in November, I bought new computer parts and built my first own computer. At first sight, everything worked fined and no problems occured. Later on, i kept getting BSOD's but I dont get the reason why ... First of all, here are my specs: OS: Win 10 Professional (64-Bit) Mainboard: MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Pro Carbon BIOS: 7B17v171 (tested 7B17v16 as well) CPU: i-9 9900KS CPU-Fan: Noctua NH-D15 GPU: Nvidia RTX 2080 Super (Palit Gamerock) PSU: be quiet! Dark Power Pro P11 750W Drive: WD SSD 500GB Blue Pc M.2 Memory: Crucial DIMM 32GB DDR-4 2666MHz (Slot 2,4) (I know, its not a good one) I didn't overclock anything myself or changed anything in BIOS (at first). XMP is not supported. At first, it started with "whea_uncorrectable_error" and usually happened in idle. It rarely crashed while at max power/perfomance. I tried to update all drivers, deactivated unnecessary drivers and searching for driver faults. I used "sfc /scannow", the windows feature to detect Memory and Drive faults and used MemTest86 (3 runs with 0 errors). Windows debugger often said that the proccess "audiodg.exe" is faulty but i updated every audio driver and its not fixed. I tried to use the memory in single channel instead of dual channel and it didnt help. Later on (about 2-3 Weeks ago) i reinstalled windows and the first 3-4 days it didnt crash but now starting again. I changed some values in bios but nothing changed. I changed cpu sa to 1.18V and io to 1.1V and memory voltage to 1.32V. I "downclocked" the memory to 2444MHz "DDR4-2400 (18x100.00x1.33)" and still crashing. I hope i didnt forget anything and I'm sorry for my bad language ... Its not my main language Ah, and I uploaded some old dumpfiles (before i reinstalled windows), some new and some other stuff that might be helpful. Thanks for you help, Marcel DumpFiles.rar perfmon.html DumpFiles_old.rar