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10 hours ago, majoramike said:

Ok so I left it running all day while at work come home started GTA and 10 min into playing it blue screened :(

Oh, is it only when you load up games or intensive programs? Is there any situation that forces it to happen?

7 hours ago, majoramike said:

Also tried using a 500w psu I had laying around and blue screened after 15 min of playing a game so I have officially tried replacing every component besides the ssd just don't want to buy another one for that not to be it . I bought all components less then 2 weeks ago . But don't have ssd packaging to rma it :/ and like I said I've rmad the cpu mobo and ram and I've tried multiple gpus...

If the pc boots fine and you've replaced all parts the last thing i can think of it to be is software side, so maybe a corrupt install of windows 10 or bad drivers etc, i know you said you've already tried uninstalling Nvidia drivers. When you get the bsod is it still saying stuff related to "memory mangement"?

 

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Is attached photo the bsod you see?

 

 

memory mangement bsod.png

 

Just to check you don't have any overclock settings do you?

 

If not another thing you could try is Windows Memory Diagnostic. Just search it in the windows start menu and run it.

 

windows memory diagnostic.PNG

 

 

Could i have some more details on the exact motherboard model, i'm guessing it's the ASRock Fatal1ty AB350 Gaming K4 but i want to be sure. Also the model of the ram and the ram speeds it is running at. I see you are running 3 DIMM's each 8GB, im guessing.

 

Also i noticed in the picture you attached your bios version is "P2.40" and the latest biso version is "P2.60" (Which came out today). Try the other things first if still not fixed do this as a last solution. Here is the link to the asrock's page. http://www.asrock.com/MB/AMD/Fatal1ty AB350 Gaming K4/index.asp#BIOS

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Ok so I'm at my witts end . I've built a new pc it has and and ryzen 5 1600x cpu, an as rock fatality b350 mobo, 24gb of ddr4 ram, and a 1tb Mushkin ssd. I've installed Windows 8 aswell as Windows 10 multiple times and am constantly getting memory management blue screens sometimes after a 30 min or so . Or sometimes right at startup usually happens when downloading but has happened on idle aswell . 

After talking to new Egg I replaced the ram, cpu, and mobo still am getting blue screens for memory management.  Once I did get a system thread exception error but then went back to memory management on next startup . Any help would be appreciated .

-mike

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Sorry I have a corsair 700w gold rated pay and an evga gtx 1060 6gb ssc

 

Do you have a spare psu if so try it

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11 minutes ago, majoramike said:

Ok so I'm at my witts end . I've built a new pc it has and and ryzen 5 1600x cpu, an as rock fatality b350 mobo, 24gb of ddr4 ram, and a 1tb Mushkin ssd. I've installed Windows 8 aswell as Windows 10 multiple times and am constantly getting memory management blue screens sometimes after a 30 min or so . Or sometimes right at startup usually happens when downloading but has happened on idle aswell . 

After talking to new Egg I replaced the ram, cpu, and mobo still am getting blue screens for memory management.  Once I did get a system thread exception error but then went back to memory management on next startup . Any help would be appreciated .

-mike

Last time I kept getting those I had a bad RAM stick - good thing I only have 2 sticks.

 

From what you've said it sounds like a broken RAM stick to me.

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Ok thanks I'll try that after work and reply with the results . Psu was the furthest thing from my mind haha.

It could always be the weirdest things ever, I have a chip that the IMC is dead on it die to an unknown reason

Im mostly on discord now and you can find me on my profile

 

My Build: Xeon 2630L V, RX 560 2gb, 8gb ddr4 1866, EVGA 450BV 

My Laptop #1: i3-5020U, 8gb of DDR3, Intel HD 5500

 

 

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Last time I kept getting those I had a bad RAM stick - good thing I only have 2 sticks.

 

From what you've said it sounds like a broken RAM stick to me.

He replaced the ram 

Im mostly on discord now and you can find me on my profile

 

My Build: Xeon 2630L V, RX 560 2gb, 8gb ddr4 1866, EVGA 450BV 

My Laptop #1: i3-5020U, 8gb of DDR3, Intel HD 5500

 

 

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Update your BIOS. With asrock motherboards there is a flashing utility baked into the BIOS so enter BIOS and under tools it will be called internet flash

 

if you already have the lastest BIOS you may of been very unlucky and got bad RAM in return run memtest 86 to make sure

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2 minutes ago, MadITgeek said:

Update your BIOS. With asrock motherboards there is a flashing utility baked into the BIOS so enter BIOS and under tools it will be called internet flash

 

if you already have the lastest BIOS you may of been very unlucky and got bad RAM in return run memtest 86 to make sure

I've flashed to the 2.5 bios update through a usb stick . And ran memtest 86 for hours and tried single channel and dual channel ram setups .

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from what ive read/seen.ryzen does not overclock very well so I wouldent worry about that. Try turning off Windows page file...also download a app called bluescreenview that will show your bluescreens and running programs at the time of the crash. Hopefully that reveals something

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14 minutes ago, MadITgeek said:

from what ive read/seen.ryzen does not overclock very well so I wouldent worry about that. Try turning off Windows page file...also download a app called bluescreenview that will show your bluescreens and running programs at the time of the crash. Hopefully that reveals something

Thanks I'll post results when I get a chance at work at the moment thanks everyone for quick replies . Oh and should I also delete my  system32 file that'll fix the problem right haha jk 

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7 hours ago, MadITgeek said:

from what ive read/seen.ryzen does not overclock very well so I wouldent worry about that. Try turning off Windows page file...also download a app called bluescreenview that will show your bluescreens and running programs at the time of the crash. Hopefully that reveals something

OK so blue screen view says caused by driver ntoskrnl.exe 4 times and FLTMGR.sys once...

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8 hours ago, majoramike said:

as rock fatality b350

copy to your search engine

click asrock link

click specifications

see ram chart

if 1866 to 2133 ram all dimms usuable 

over 2133 you must start leaving dimm slots open

appears 2667 mem ddr rated is a2 dimm slot only high chance same for 3200 stick as well

 

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what is the RAM speed you are running..your motherboard seems to require overclocking for anything higher than 2667mhz

if running Windows 10 (you have mentioned you have installed both) check to make sure running the creators update can see if you see game mode in settings menu or by opening run box and typing winver (it should say 1703)

 

as for the bluescreen view results. take a screenshot like this bluescreenview.png

 

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so my ram is rated for 2400 i have three 8gb sticks ive tried auto and tried 2133 and 2400 in the bios . And just realized I flashed the first mobo not the one I got back from rma so I'm doing that now .Also here is the dump file https://www.dropbox.com/s/zzak651jc6guw3j/MEMORY.rar?dl=0

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6 minutes ago, lukesterboy said:

Has this problem occurred since day 1 of building? Or did it occur a few days after you began installing more programs etc?

since day one . sometimes ill be able to use it for hours and sometimes not so much happened on fresh installs of os aswell. 

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14 minutes ago, majoramike said:

since day one . sometimes ill be able to use it for hours and sometimes not so much happened on fresh installs of os aswell. 

I suppose it could be a software or driver issue. I read that Nvidia software/driver was causing memory management problems. Could it be that?

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1 minute ago, lukesterboy said:

I suppose it could be a software or driver issue. I read that Nvidia software/driver was causing memory management problems. Could it be that?

I used display driver uninstaller in safe mode and removed all graphics drivers and installed latest drivers from nvidia site in safe mode.

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1 minute ago, majoramike said:

I used display driver uninstaller in safe mode and removed all graphics drivers and installed latest drivers from nvidia site in safe mode.

Why in safe mode? Any results? The problem could be because it is the "latest" driver. Try getting an earlier one?

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