Need help with BSOD

TheVroomVroom · June 27, 2022

I've recently put together a new build. Moved from good old I5 6600K to I7 12700K. It has been working fine for a while, I was using 2400Mhz (old) RAM kit, and was waiting for new 3200s to arrive. A week or two later, I replaced the ram as well, still no problem. System is 2-3 months old. I think since the last month, it has started BSOD ing on me. It BSOD while playing the Elden Ring, didnt even show me the blue screen, game just froze and I was able to figure out it was BSOD later on by checking the Mindump folder. I'm not sure if the pattern was same or not at first but later on I started noticing that if I freshly turned on PC it would definitely BSOD after a while, while playing Elden Ring, however after the initial BSOD, it wouldnt BSOD anymore, till I shutdown PC and started the cycle again (I do have disabled Fast Boot).

I've run Memtest for 4 passes - no errors. Later on I did the driver verification and win32kfull.sys was failing. I did the Windows fresh reinstall yesterday. And today I got the BSOD again while playing RDR2. However driver verification goes through fine. Also it was a new error this time, BSOD reason was kernel security verification failed. Before BSOD reasons often were kmode exception.

Temps are fine, I have run GPU and CPU stress tests and all is well, CPU never passes 67. I like to think RAM is probably okay as well.

I'm kinda lost here, has anyone experienced anything? I accidentally flushed the dumps, if it BSODs again, I'll provide memory dumps too.

Thanks

Edit: I like to think that PC BSODs only when playing games, but that isn't the fact. It did BSOD twice that I can remember of when not playing anything.

FalseControl · June 27, 2022

Do you have the XMP profile enabled? Just curious since it seems like the ram change has been causing the BSOD.

TheVroomVroom · June 27, 2022

16 minutes ago, FalseControl said:

Do you have the XMP profile enabled? Just curious since it seems like the ram change has been causing the BSOD.

It is on. I thought about disabling it but since memtest wasn't throwing any errors I thought maybe it aint that.
Would be sad if I had to go back to 2400mhz lol.

I'm running Corsair Vengenance LPX 3200 CL16. Should have gone with Crucial I know... :X