BSOD

Lillutinaass · June 4, 2020

Alright so this happened only once.

Stopcode was "Attempted to write to readonly memory" and what went wrong is "usb80236.sys"

I was tethered to my phone (via usb) as well as using a basic rj45 connection at the same time to get greater speed while downloading. As I understand usb80236 is somehow related to ndis? I've used this setup multiple times in the past and have had no problems using 2 connections at the same time.

sys info

Win 10 x64, clean install

cpu: ryzen 5 1600, pc built when it released, so around 3 years ago?

gpu: gtx 1070

MB: b350 msi tomahawk

evga g3 750W

Dump: https://gofile.io/d/3AOzwK (pass is 141415)

Tried to get the report but it's not in english so I doubt it would help

Is my system corrupted or in risk of corruption? My ram is oc:d but it has been for a LOONG time and I have tested it with mem86.

Edit: Going to get some Z's now as it's getting late but I'll read all suggestions tomorrow.

Skiiwee29 · June 4, 2020

Likely an issue with Memory overclock or XMP/DOCP profiles. Very common on 1st gen Ryzen. They have weak IMCs coupled with not enough SOC voltages majority of the time. If you have an XMP/DOCP profile enabled with your RAM, you can try dialing it back a tick or 2 on the speeds and see if it happens again, or try upping your SOC voltage. You are safe to go up to 1.2v for 24/7 usage, but shouldnt need more than 1.1-1.15 at most.