BSOD while gaming on Ryzen

[1s3ba]

I completed a Ryzen build about 2 weeks ago and it's been running great except for the past couple of days. I've had two different BSOD errors occur while in the middle of playing Overwatch and I'm a little concerned since this is my first build and I've invested a good deal of time and money into it. Both times WhoCrashed has said that it's an issue with the Windows kernel and I have already updated drivers for GPU, but don't know what else to do. Dump files are attached as well as Perfmon output.

 

OS - Windows 10 64 bit

CPU - Ryzen 5 1600x

Motherboard - Asus prime x370 pro

*RAM - Corsair Vengeance LPX (running at 2933 MHz @ 1.35 V, timings 15-17-17-35)* I think this could potentially be the culprit, because this is the only part of the build I have fiddled with OC on, but my OC doesn't go beyond what is rated for this 3000 MHz kit, just beyond what is rated for my mobo.

GPU - Asus Rog Strix 1080 O8G

PSU - EVGA 650 G2

Perfmon Data.zip

SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zip

[Gaussen]

install bluescreenview

then you know whats wrong

each bsod targetted to some files failure

[Billy_Mays]

Did you reuse a drive or all new?

[1s3ba]

@Billy_Mays I reused a Crucial MX300 525 GB SSD from my previous laptop. I reformatted and did a fresh install of Windows. Could the drive be the issue?

[1s3ba]

I installed bluescreenview and the first bsod was due to directx graphics as well as the Windows kernel. Updated graphics card drivers should have solved the graphics part, but I'm not sure for any fix to Windows kernel.

[Gaussen]

4 minutes ago, 1s3ba said:

I installed bluescreenview and the first bsod was due to directx graphics as well as the Windows kernel. Updated graphics card drivers should have solved the graphics part, but I'm not sure for any fix to Windows kernel.

before you updated graphics card drivers you should uninstall it 1st

because your 1st bsod caused that problem then you can update it

 

for win kernel https://www.drivereasy.com/knowledge/solved-kernel-security-check-failure-error-on-windows-10-8-1/

you can check that out

run memtest86 if no error found then your windows can be corrupt from installer

if error found then your ram can corrupt windows during installation

so better start fresh

[1s3ba]

Yeah I already had uninstalled the graphics card drivers before updating and I've run memtest86 with no errors. I'll check out the link you sent about Windows kernel. Thanks!