BSOD help

[shaneh890]

My pc crashed in the middle of a game, it froze and when I went to restart it it gave me this screen. I ended up retrying and it booted into windows, and immediately crashed and gave me another BSOD saying service system exception. The only two things I can think of that might’ve cause it is, one I used a janky oem key for windows, or two I just installed more ram on my pc today, and had to manually oc it to get to rated speeds. 

[shaneh890]

Update. I removed the new ram sticks. Ran a couple of stress tests, and it’s running fine. Any ideas as to why the two new sticks would make it crash after a couple of hours of use? It’s the exact same ram as the original stuff. Same timings and everything. Could it be my mobo? Or a driver thing? 

[5x5]

Defective memory or board

[shaneh890]

Just now, 5x5 said:

Defective memory or board

It is a cheaper board. Not the cheapest but certainly not the nicest. It’s a b450m pro 4 from asrock 

[shaneh890]

16 minutes ago, shaneh890 said:

Update. I removed the new ram sticks. Ran a couple of stress tests, and it’s running fine. Any ideas as to why the two new sticks would make it crash after a couple of hours of use? It’s the exact same ram as the original stuff. Same timings and everything. Could it be my mobo? Or a driver thing? 

Once it was stable with only two sticks I re installed the other two sticks and it wouldn’t boot with them running at 3000 or above (even though they are rated for 3200 and I could get just the two sticks to run at 3200). Anything I can do to get it more stable? I would like to have all 32 gigs but would rather have my faster mem speeds. So if anything I’d sacrifice down to 16 gigs to get my faster speeds