KERNEL_MODE_HEAP_CORRUPTION

[PiggyInAMinecart123]

I've been getting this blue screen for a long time, I just assumed it was an app I had. Then one day, my RAM randomly died. I RMAd it and installed the new ram and it was fine. But now I am getting this BSOD again, so I can't tell what is causing it. Is the RAM death unrelated and just a coincidence? It's either something hardware, or software. It doesn't happen often, but almost every single time it does happen, I'm playing or have played Rainbow Six Siege in the last couple minutes. MEMtest64 says no errors.

7800X3D

Asus B650E-I

7900XT

G.Skill Flare X5 DDR5-6000 CL30

[vanpuffelen]

1 hour ago, PiggyInAMinecart123 said:

I've been getting this blue screen for a long time, I just assumed it was an app I had. Then one day, my RAM randomly died. I RMAd it and installed the new ram and it was fine. But now I am getting this BSOD again, so I can't tell what is causing it. Is the RAM death unrelated and just a coincidence? It's either something hardware, or software. It doesn't happen often, but almost every single time it does happen, I'm playing or have played Rainbow Six Siege in the last couple minutes. MEMtest64 says no errors.

7800X3D

Asus B650E-I

7900XT

G.Skill Flare X5 DDR5-6000 CL30

Have you tried running "sfc /scannow" in CMD with admin? "Heap corruption" might indicate that Windows is a tiny bit fucked.

[Idkwhattodowithmylife]

1 hour ago, PiggyInAMinecart123 said:

 Is the RAM death unrelated and just a coincidence?

it could be that the dead ram corrupted smth in windows while it was like configing smth so just run sfc /scannow in cmd 

[PiggyInAMinecart123]

I just did some searching, and it seems it's a BattleEye problem that many people get.