Random BSOD - whea_uncorrectable_error

[tehx]

Computer Specs:
z270f ASUS MOBO
Intel core i5 7600k
Asus ROG GTX 1070 OC
Samsung 850 evo 250gb
WD Blue 1tb
NZXT Kraken x62
NZXT Hue +

Hi, I am currently having random blue screens of death on my computer reporting WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR every 1 - 20 mins. When booting in safe mode with networking there have been no crashes as of yet. It is also worth noting sometimes when booting after restart there is just hanging logo on windows boot (without loading gif)
Blue Screen Details: https://gyazo.com/8cc11de9fc59732afbd7cca035b3fccf

What I have currently tried:
Complete reinstall of windows
Taking out HDD
Underclocking
Testing Temps - in limits
Uninstalling Antivirus (Norton 360)
Uninstalling GPU, Sound, Chipset Drivers replacing with older & newer versions
Setting bios to defaults

Uninstalling GPU, HDD, SSD

Updating BIOS

None have currently worked

 

memory dump: https://pastebin.com/3yxR3Gqz

Any help would be appreciated 

 

UPDATE: A interesting thing is though when I set the vcore to manual 1.120v I do not have the issue but I do not want to keep the PC on a static 1.120v all the time. Can anyone shed any lighton this?

[zombienerd]

From JohnBL at Tom's Hardware RE: This error:

 

Quote

This is a bugcheck generated directly by the CPU. Most often it is caused because of incorrect voltage being applied to the CPU.
This can happen because of incorrect settings being applied to the BIOS (often resetting the BIOS to the defaults or updating the BIOS helps) Sometimes it indicates that a Power supply is outside of its correct voltage range. (power supply voltage regulators or mother board voltage regulator is in the process of failing.

Do this quick check:on older system check your system clock and confirm that it is correctly set. Sometimes you can get something like this when you battery backup on your motherboard fails. (it the time is correct your battery is most likely ok) the battery generally is ok for 3 to 5 years before it has to be replaced


-this error is also very common with overclocked CPU's

Source:  http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2039223/whea-uncorrectable-error-bsod-message.html

[zombienerd]

From there, you can deduce that either your PSU or your motherboard's VRM's are going out of spec.  Time for an upgrade on one or both.  You can test the PSU with a multimeter on the bench.  Short the pins 14& 15 to turn it on, and check each voltage on the 20+4 connector to check their spec.  If they test okay, you might want to get a Load resistor and test it under load. If the voltages test good under load, it's time for a new motherboard.

[Stefan Payne]

1 hour ago, Assassinguy2623 said:

Computer Specs:
z270f ASUS MOBO
Intel core i5 7600k
Asus ROG GTX 1070 OC
Samsung 850 evo 250gb
WD Blue 1tb
NZXT Kraken x62
NZXT Hue +

What Powersupply??

 

A 20 buck one from Amazon??

 

 

[tehx]

On 28/12/2017 at 12:50 AM, Stefan Payne said:

What Powersupply??

 

A 20 buck one from Amazon??

 

 

Nope, a EVGA 650 80 plus gold supernova actually

[tehx]

On 27/12/2017 at 11:48 PM, zombienerd said:

From there, you can deduce that either your PSU or your motherboard's VRM's are going out of spec.  Time for an upgrade on one or both.  You can test the PSU with a multimeter on the bench.  Short the pins 14& 15 to turn it on, and check each voltage on the 20+4 connector to check their spec.  If they test okay, you might want to get a Load resistor and test it under load. If the voltages test good under load, it's time for a new motherboard.

I'm afraid I don't have a multimeter at the moment, disabling speedstep without messing with the voltage seems to resolve the issue. I guess it is because the CPU is a constant stable voltage. Is it okay to leave it like this for now? As I mentioned before, I don't think it could be the power supply it is about $80