BSOD video_scheduler_internal_error

[Christopher_95]

I have a brand new build which is causing me trouble because it gives me a bsod when gaming but also on startup or sometimes even random moments. It gives the stopcode mentioned in the titel. Sometimes games only crash with and then saying not enough memory on the gpu(it has 6 gb). As I said everything is brand new. I think it might be an incompatibility issue with my RAM and my processor as can be seen below.

I have updated Nvidia drivers and motherboard chipset, audio, Lan and bios. 

I also did a clean windows reset and the first thing that happened was a BSOD with video scheduler internal error. 

Does someone have experience with these errors in relation to ryzen etc? Please help I can find anything else. 

 

Mobo: Asus prime b350 plus

GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 1060 6GB ocv1

CPU: ryzen 5 1600

RAM: Corsair vengeance lpx ddr4-3000 2x4GB

Psu: Corsair vs550

[WhyAlwaysMe]

13 minutes ago, Christopher_95 said:

I have a brand new build which is causing me trouble because it gives me a bsod when gaming but also on startup or sometimes even random moments. It gives the stopcode mentioned in the titel. Sometimes games only crash with and then saying not enough memory on the gpu(it has 6 gb). As I said everything is brand new. I think it might be an incompatibility issue with my RAM and my processor as can be seen below.

I have updated Nvidia drivers and motherboard chipset, audio, Lan and bios. 

I also did a clean windows reset and the first thing that happened was a BSOD with video scheduler internal error. 

Does someone have experience with these errors in relation to ryzen etc? Please help I can find anything else. 

 

Mobo: Asus prime b350 plus

GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 1060 6GB ocv1

CPU: ryzen 5 1600

RAM: Corsair vengeance lpx ddr4-3000 2x4GB

Psu: Corsair vs550

Just checked another forum. Your storage could be corrupted. If you know for sure it is not, try installing the latest version of windows. If your Windows is up to date, try updating drivers. If your drivers are up to date, maybe try reinstalling them. If none of that works I sadly, have no idea.

[Christopher_95]

3 hours ago, WhyAlwaysMe said:

Just checked another forum. Your storage could be corrupted. If you know for sure it is not, try installing the latest version of windows. If your Windows is up to date, try updating drivers. If your drivers are up to date, maybe try reinstalling them. If none of that works I sadly, have no idea.

Hmm yeah. I did all of that. Drivers are the main problem people say. Not my problem unfortunately...