Super weird bluescreen

[the-griffin]

Hey, 

I have a relativly big problem with my pc right now. I installed a new game from steam, I also had to update .NET Framework, short time after that I got the bluescreen. I can use my pc for a while, but when I try to start a game the bluescreen will pop up. Even System recovery doesnt work. 

 

CPU: Ryzen 1600x  (no oc)

GPU: GeForce GTX 960

RAM:16GB Corsair 3000mhz

M.2 ssd

WD blue 2TB

Win 8.1 Pro (i knowMicrosoft stopped support for new cpu's, but I got around by using using a patch by "Zeffy")

 

Hope you can help me  fix it

greetings, Lars

[Egg-Roll]

Do you have the most recent Drivers from Nvidia?

It might fix the issue.

 

Also is it any game or the new game that causes it?

[knightslugger]

we just had another one of these last week show up. 2 users experienced the same issue. they are trying to get to the bottom of it. were you one of them? i don't remember the screen names.

[the-griffin]

Nope, I created my Account yesterday (01.31) my bluescreen also showed up yesterday the first time. 

[the-griffin]

10 hours ago, Egg-Roll said:

Do you have the most recent Drivers from Nvidia?

It might fix the issue.

 

Also is it any game or the new game that causes it?

Yep, I have the newest drivers, I'll try to reinstall .NET Framework somehow. Well every game (which is using .NET Framework) causes this bluescreen. 

[JoKeR-13]

If I overclock my ram over 1600 MHz, I get this exact same blue screen after running the Aida 64 Memory Stress Test for about 3 minutes. However, if I have it running at 1600 MHz or lower, the test runs fine without fail.

[the-griffin]

2 hours ago, EMAGDNIM said:

If I overclock my ram over 1600 MHz, I get this exact same blue screen after running the Aida 64 Memory Stress Test for about 3 minutes. However, if I have it running at 1600 MHz or lower, the test runs fine without fail.

I dont think thats the Problem, my System ran for a long time at 3000MHz ram without problems

[Ace McPlane]

1 hour ago, the-griffin said:

I dont think thats the Problem, my System ran for a long time at 3000MHz ram without problems

Still try it. Something like a driver or windows update or something could have caused that to become unstable I guess.

Just go into your bios and disable the XMP profile.

If that doesn't fix it, you can just turn it back on.

Easy peezy thing to test.

[the-griffin]

Thanks a lot guys, but I fixed it on my own by installing windows 10.