Regular BSOD causing issues with work PC

Samie1202 · February 16, 2018

In early November 2017, I built a PC for work, it worked without hitch for a couple of months then towards the end of December it started to occasionally experience a BSOD. By January, the frequency of the BSOD was becoming unusable, with several a day, thankfully none of the BSOD resulted in the loss of access to the desktop so I ran WhoCrashed and seemed to determine that some driver was at fault. Unfortunately having updated all of the drivers to the latest available the crashes continued to occur. I have run memory tests on both sticks of RAM as a pair and individually with no errors showing up.

I formatted the hard drives and reinstalled windows but the BSOD persisted.

Eventually I resorted to getting a professional IT repair company to have a look at the system to try to isolate the problem, they came back having flashed the BIOS to a newer version but now the motherboard was completely dead, it wouldn't even POST. I am assuming the PC may have blue screened during the BIOS flash. I sent the motherboard off for a replacement and for the last month have used the graphics card in another PC with no issues.

I finally received the replacement motherboard assuming on advice that this was the root cause of the problem, having replaced all the components the PC runs but within a couple of hours it experienced a BSOD and has subsequently had 3 in the last two days. I am entirely lost as to where to proceed, I could attempt to flash the BIOS myself but am concerned that this could exacerbate the issues again if there is a simpler fix to try I would much appreciate any advice.

The last 3 DMPs and the output of MSinfo can be found at the link below:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4pntjq6k367y8i6/BSOD info.zip?dl=0

The PC spec can be found at the link below:

http://speccy.piriform.com/results/OYJ688RS7vpUqPio14cOjqK

The RAM is GSkill Flare G.Skill Flare X series - DDR4 - 32GB: 2 x 16GB - DIMM 288-pin - 2400 MHz / PC4-19200 - CL15 - 1.2 V - unbuffered - non-ECC - (p/n: F4-2400C15D-32GFXR) which doesn't seem to be recognised by speccy.

Thank you in advance to anyone who can assist, I'm at my wits end and more than a little confuded.