Need help.

[Jorsa]

Hey! 

 

So here is the whole story...

 

I got my new desktop pc(custom built)around christmas last year. Everything was working fine for 3months. And then while playing apex legends with my friend my pc just hard crashed. I was unable to do anything so I hold down the start button until my pc closed down and then started it up again. But there was nothing, the screen was just black. I was messing around with it trying to figure out the problem... Both ram sticks and the motherboard were bad. So I had them replaced. Fastforward a couple of weeks and I get my new RAM and mobo. Built the system again and everything runs smooth. Yay! 2 weeks later I got my new mouse(Zowie S1)and wanted to try it with CS GO. I got to play 3 rounds and then it crashed so I force quit the game from task manager. And start it up again only to have it crash again but this time it was worse... blue screen pops up for a second. Could not read it as it was too fast. And then my pc restarts itself. I see the windows logo pop up and then another blue screen instantly after. I cant boot to windows the blue screen just keeps coming up... Then I take out one of the RAM sticks and it boots to windows this time. Everything seems to be running again. The next day was doing some work in blender and then I try to open up photoshop and then it crashes and does the same thing as last night...

 

The error is PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

Win32kbase.sys

 

I have tried system restore, system file checker, DISM tool, memory diagnostics tool(no errors), and even uninstalling windows but it could not complete the reinstall because it blue screened while the install was working.

 

My specs:

Ryzen 5 2600x with stock cooler

Asus TUF b450 gaming plus

HyperX predator DDR4 3200MHz 2x8GB

Nvidia GTX 560ti

Samsung 500GB SSD

Bequiet 600W PSU

Phanteks p300

 

Am I just so unlucky to get 2 broken sticks or I am doing something wrong?

 

[Airdragonz]

Drop the memory speeds back down to 2133 mhz, stock clocks for everything else. Try booting into safe mode and test stability.

[Princess Luna]

Why are you using such an old video card?

[Jorsa]

12 hours ago, Airdragonz said:

Drop the memory speeds back down to 2133 mhz, stock clocks for everything else. Try booting into safe mode and test stability.

Did just that, but I cant type in safe mode and cant open some settings tabs.

[Jorsa]

12 hours ago, Princess Luna said:

Why are you using such an old video card?

Didnt have money to buy a good gpu when I first built my pc, ordered a vega 64 couple of weeks ago though.

[Princess Luna]

1 hour ago, Jorsa said:

Didnt have money to buy a good gpu when I first built my pc, ordered a vega 64 couple of weeks ago though.

Your issues could be related to it

[Jorsa]

31 minutes ago, Princess Luna said:

Your issues could be related to 

When I get the vega I will let you know if that fixed it.

[Jorsa]

On 5/7/2019 at 2:42 PM, Jorsa said:

When I get the vega I will let you know if that fixed it.

Been using the vega for a week now and everything runs smooth. Did a clean install of win 10 just to be sure, but it looks like the 560ti was the problem.