Please help me figure out whats causing Daily BSOD issues

[LuteFlute]

Hey everyone ive been having daily BSOD issues daily and occasionally up to 3 times per day, all occurring at random times. I have no clue what it may be caused by as the BSOD occur randomly with no warning, and the error codes are all over the place i.e. I get errors like DRIVER IQRL NOT LESS OR EQUAL, SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION, and PAGE FAULT IN NONPAGED AREA. I have recently changed every single part of my computer for better parts, so everything  (Besides the drives) is less than 3 months old. I have already checked my BIOS and I am running the latest version. The only educated guess I can make about what is causing it may be the memory because it is not on the QVL list, however this is just my speculation, but I've done 8 pass throughs with memtest86 and it has passed them all.

• Specs
  • OS: Windows 64bit
    Motherboard: ASUS B450-F 
  • GPU - EVGA RTX 2070 Super XC Ultra
  • Ryzen 5 3600X
  • 16gb 8x2 Gskill TridentZ DDR4 3600Mhz
  • Seasonic Focus 750w Gold
  • Drives
    • 2 2TB Seagate Baraccudas
      • 1 is from around 2013
      • 1 is from 2020
    • 1 M.2 WD Blue 500GB pcie SSD (2 years old)
    • 1 250GB Kingston A400 (2 years old)

If you guys want, below I have included the minidump files for the last 5 BSOD I've had, hopefully one of you will be able to read read those files and find the culprit.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Vd-W4FGCLo3WOs3pC7T6I3B5ZX1oVkZa?usp=sharing

 

Thanks everyone, and I really hope my issue may be solved.

[eeeee1]

your welcome!

[LuteFlute]

5 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

your welcome!

Sorry this doesn't really help, as I have pretty much done all those solutions linus suggested, as I said in the post I have run memtest86, and furthermore I have reinstalled windows twice, in the past 3 months to make sure there were no leftover files and drivers when upgrading my system (going as far as using DDU) (didn't mention this in the post sorry).

[eeeee1]

2 minutes ago, LuteFlute said:

Sorry this doesn't really help, as I have pretty much done all those solutions linus suggested, as I said in the post I have run memtest86, and furthermore I have reinstalled windows twice, in the past 3 months to make sure there were no leftover files and drivers when upgrading my system (going as far as using DDU) (didn't mention this in the post sorry).

then swap hardware if you have that option

[LuteFlute]

Just now, eeeee1 said:

then swap hardware if you have that option

Unfortunately I dont have extra RAM sticks I could test.

[eeeee1]

1 minute ago, LuteFlute said:

Unfortunately I dont have extra RAM sticks I could test.

you could try and run you system with only one of the sticks. try both in single channel

[LuteFlute]

3 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

you could try and run you system with only one of the sticks. try both in single channel

I'll give this a try for the time being and see if any bsod still occur

[eeeee1]

Just now, LuteFlute said:

I'll give this a try for the time being and see if any bsod still occur

godspeed

[LuteFlute]

15 hours ago, eeeee1 said:

godspeed

Update: I cleared cmos before switching RAM slots, and then it literally BSOD randomly in 5 minuites so that didnt fix it. Then I tried to switch to ram Slots 1 and 3, at first the PC rebooted 3 times before posting. After that it posted fine but I checked my memory frequency and it wasn't at DOCP so I restarted it, set it to DOCP and then it did the exact same 3 reboots before posting and when it did post it wasn't on DOCP. So from what I can tell on slots 1 and 3 the PC doesnt want to boot with DOCP ram.