BSOD ERRORS

[Anuxi]

Hello everyone, I just built a new gaming pc! Here are the full specs:

 

Ryzen 5 5600x

Rog strix b550-F Gaming WIFI

Gskills tridentz rgb 2x8gb 3600 mhz (but currently on 3200 mhz)

Noctua NH-d15 chromax.black

Palit rtx 3070 jetstream OC

Kingston a2000 nvme ssd 500gb and 1tb

Seagate barracuda 2tb hdd

Seasonic focus 650w 80+ Gold

NZXT h510 elite

 

OS: Windows 10 64bit

BIOS: Version 1804 (latest w/ AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.0)

 

Temps:

Idle = CPU: 40c ; GPU: 43c

Gaming = CPU: 51c; GPU = 75c

 

I really need help because I encountered several errors:

1. At first I encountered a WHEA error which "I think was fixed" by manually clocking the CPU to 4300mhz and 1.35v (read it here: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/ryzen-5-5600x-bsod-whea-uncorrectable-error-kernel-power-41.3677544/page-3?view=date) 

 

2. When I play this stupid game "Valheim" my computer freezes and restarts and upon checking reliability history it says. Hardware error, LiveKernelEvent 124. (This is weird bc I don't crash when I play Horizon Zero Dawn). I got this sorta fixed by changing my ram speed from 3600 to 3200 mhz.

 

3. Upon playing AC odyssey for about 15 mins I got a new error code. I got LiveKernelevent 41a1 on top of LiveKernelEvent 124.

I badly need help as I honestly don't know what to do anymore

 

Any help will do!!

 

P.S: I am still new to all of this so I'm honestly not that very knowledgeable

 

Sysnative BSOD Dump:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17Ox9J45-9mScqeIDbzVGeN_8R8rlVN4W/view?usp=sharing

 

I couldn't get the perfmon to collect data, it's just stuck at "collecting data for 60 seconds" 

[BiotechBen]

Idk if this is something troubling, but the files say "last modified Dec 30 1979"

[Aree Soothsayer]

Go into your system bios and drop the 3600 ram down to 3400 or 3200.

[Anuxi]

3 minutes ago, Aree Soothsayer said:

Go into your system bios and drop the 3600 ram down to 3400 or 3200.

Hello, yes I've done this but my computer still crashes! I'll edit the post to make it clear, thanks!

[Aree Soothsayer]

Okay.

1. Go into your pc. Reseat everything. A slightly wonky connection in your hardware can lead to a bsod and instability.

2. If it still crashes. Test each of your ram sticks one at a time.