Common BSOD - Memory Management

[zdemigod]

Hey all, I had been getting common BSODs recently. These normally happen when I am watching youtube chrome on full screen or playing games 

• Windows 10 Full version x64
• Age of system (hardware): less than a year for mobo, ram and cpu, 5 or so years for the rest
• Age of OS installation: yesterday 
• CPU model: r5 3600
• Video Card model: gtx 1080 msi armor oc
• MotherBoard: asus tuf gaming x570
• Power Supply: EVGA 650 W 80+ Gold
• Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 X 8GB) DDR4 3600
• Bios is updated
• Drivers are updated
• Ran memtest86 no issues
• DOCP off

 

Here are the two logs the post asked for, however the performance monitor never finished after a few hours so i don;t know if the report is complete

http://www.mediafire.com/file/h8cyi99eh2sxtdt/file

http://www.mediafire.com/file/yztfq0cxvpsxgpe/file

 

 

 

 

[badreg]

You made a post with memory in the title, but somehow left out any details about what RAM you're running?

 

Turn off XMP/DOCP and run memtest86 first.

[zdemigod]

Just now, badreg said:

You made a post with memory in the title, but somehow left out any details about what RAM you're running?

 

Turn off XMP/DOCP and run memtest86 first.

Yea i noticed i left out the ram, I updated. I already ran memtest86 and no issues. and DOCP is off. 

[badreg]

Just now, zdemigod said:

Yea i noticed i left out the ram, I updated. I already ran memtest86 and no issues. and DOCP is off. 

You're getting BSODs at stock memory speeds? Please confirm what speed you're currently running at in the Memory tab in CPU-Z.

[zdemigod]

2 minutes ago, badreg said:

You're getting BSODs at stock memory speeds? Please confirm what speed you're currently running at in the Memory tab in CPU-Z.

I have never OC the ram I think. 

[zdemigod]

a picture of my BIOS 

[badreg]

13 minutes ago, zdemigod said:

I have never OC the ram I think.

Not sure what the issue is, then. At this point, I would start by trying one stick at a time with only your boot drive enabled and go from there.

 

Are you running out of system memory at the time of the crash?