Every day BSOD

[lucifers0xdoll]

I get a lot of bluescreens, I did format my pc but I still get them, I need some help with because its annoying and sometimes I get BSOD while working, I will leave here some minidumps

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BafoOJ8N2EGFki3kHYJ4dRkMXEcImV3t?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HE0P5qRlWu5du08F6qVaj7_p5ktfYSWt?usp=sharing

Kernel minidumps:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dFu-5dUcDKDdCbmj8CN77DAUMlUcVQk1?usp=sharing

My pc specs :
CPU : Ryzen 5 3600
GPU : RTX 3070
RAM : 2x 8GB OV to 3200
MOTHERBOARD : ROG B450 F GAMING
PSU : Cooler Master V750 SFX Gold
NVME from Samsung for windows and HDD for games

[Radium_Angel]

37 minutes ago, lucifers0xdoll said:

2x 8GB OV to 3200

Restore your RAM back to stock speeds...see if the BSoDs go away

[Radium_Angel]

BTW,

 

Of the crash dumps I've analyzed, they are all different, pointing to different issues, a sure sign of bad RAM (or an unstable RAM setting)

[lucifers0xdoll]

4 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

BTW,

 

Of the crash dumps I've analyzed, they are all different, pointing to different issues, a sure sign of bad RAM (or an unstable RAM setting)

I had them at stock speed and still had BSOD and already did Memtest86 in each stick and they passed 

[Radium_Angel]

20 minutes ago, lucifers0xdoll said:

I had them at stock speed and still had BSOD and already did Memtest86 in each stick and they passed 

Hmmmm...did you MemTest them together, or one at a time?

Are you running XMP or DOCP in your BIOS?

[lucifers0xdoll]

1 hour ago, Radium_Angel said:

Hmmmm...did you MemTest them together, or one at a time?

Are you running XMP or DOCP in your BIOS?

I test one at a time, I think its DOCP

[Radium_Angel]

2 hours ago, lucifers0xdoll said:

I test one at a time, I think its DOCP

Test together, turn off DOCP

[lucifers0xdoll]

They pass the test, and I had before the DOCP disable and they were running at 2133 and I was still getting BSOD

I got more that I will leave here ( https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1g7GQbA_A3D2-RYgGb7JgyupaoVjykL19?usp=sharing )

[Monsterkater]

12 minutes ago, lucifers0xdoll said:

I had before the DOCP disable and they were running at 2133 and I was still getting BSOD

Please keep everything at stock settings until your BSoD issues are resolved, afterwards start re-applying OC settings one by one to pinpoint the culprit.

[Radium_Angel]

1 hour ago, lucifers0xdoll said:

They pass the test, and I had before the DOCP disable and they were running at 2133 and I was still getting BSOD

I got more that I will leave here ( https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1g7GQbA_A3D2-RYgGb7JgyupaoVjykL19?usp=sharing )

Looking at them now, hold please

[Radium_Angel]

All different, including some BSoD errors I've never seen before.

 

Suggestions:

(1) Update BIOS and reset EVERYTHING in the BIOS to stock values.

(2) Fresh install of WIndows 10

(3) If still errors, then RAM (or mobo) is bad

 

[lucifers0xdoll]

I have the latest bios already but i dont know how to reset everything in the bios, I also already did a "fresh" install of windows, what I mean by fresh is that when I install windows I normally download to a pen the windows installer and in the driver selection for the windows I click on format and install normally, I don't format by recovery on windows settings idk if that a problem or not

[Monsterkater]

To reset BIOS settings, just do a CMOS clear. Either check your motherboard's manual for instructions on how to do that - usually there's a jumper or button - or just pull out the battery for a few seconds. 

[lucifers0xdoll]

Ohh wait I just remember, I can't do that if I reset the BIOS does the version reset to factory ? because I have the ryzen 5 3600 and I need and older version if it reset to the factory version of the bios

[Monsterkater]

No, doing a CMOS clear won't flash an older BIOS, it will just reset your current BIOS to it's stock/default settings. 

[lucifers0xdoll]

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/403638.pdf

 

Is it the 1.1.6 the jumper one?

[Monsterkater]

4 minutes ago, lucifers0xdoll said:

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/403638.pdf

 

Is it the 1.1.6 the jumper one?

Yes, chapter 1.1.6 / page 1-9 in the manual is correct, that's the tutorial you're looking for.

[lucifers0xdoll]

Ok I will do that later when I am off work and will also format the windows, I normally download to a pen the windows installer and boot there and in the driver selection for the windows I click on format and install normally I do this because its faster to format is like 3 seconds and it format the drive or should I go to windows settings and use the reset this PC ?

 

[Monsterkater]

27 minutes ago, lucifers0xdoll said:

Ok I will do that later when I am off work and will also format the windows, I normally download to a pen the windows installer and boot there and in the driver selection for the windows I click on format and install normally I do this because its faster to format is like 3 seconds and it format the drive or should I go to windows settings and use the reset this PC ?

 

What you're doing should be fine. I like to delete all partitions using the windows installer and then just installing into the "Unallocated Space", letting the installer sort everything else out itself.