Troubleshooting BSOD Problem

[JPCRacing24]

I just built a new computer back in March, and I have started getting BSOD with Memory Management Errors.  I did research online and found that it could be the RAM or a driver issue.  Well first thing I did was install MSI Live Update and let it scan my computer and update my Bios and all the drivers for the motherboard.  Then made sure that my Nvidia drivers were up to date with GeForce Experience. Well I am still getting BSOD's with Memory Management errors.  So I then put Memtest on a flash drive and ran it overnight.  It ran 7 passes over 16 hours with zero errors on the RAM.  I am now at a loss and I do not know what is causing the issues.  CPU and GPU temps have been in the normal 30-42 degree mark even when gaming.

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/2Dbv6h <= this is my post in PCPartPicker.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

[harrynowl]

Have you tried re-seating the memory?

 

Also run things like Chkdsk /f/r/v/x and sfc /scannow

[macpro622776]

@JPCRacing24: Download BlueScreenView http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html if you can successfully boot into Windows, and look for the error that is causing the blue screens. Then work from there.

[JPCRacing24]

 

This is the screen shot of bluescreen view

[arielfall]

This is the screen shot of bluescreen view

Try taking all of your memory out and run on one stick and see if it continues.

Try rotating them through one at a time.

[JPCRacing24]

Try taking all of your memory out and run on one stick and see if it continues.

Try rotating them through one at a time.

I really don't think it is a RAM issue.  Reason being that I ran Memtest86 for 16 hours and it did 7 passes with no errors.  It has to be a driver issue somewhere.  I just can't tell what it could be.

[macpro622776]

This is the screen shot of bluescreen view

 

Can you find the error code, usually beginning 0x. From memory you should be able to see it when you preview the blue screen using one of the menus up the top (sorry I haven't used it in a while so I can't really remember), otherwise there should be another way to see it.

[JPCRacing24]

0x0000001a

0x00000109

0x0000003b

 

Are those the error codes in question?  If they are then that means it is the memory, but that doesn't make sense because it passed Memtest with no errors.