MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSoD

[Nocte]

Hello,

 

I have just encountered a MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSoD - I have actually encountered different BSoDs a month (IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, etc.) since I built the PC but it is starting to bothering me.

I replaced the motherboard 3 times (not because I wanted to fix this), so I can rule that.

 

I have run Memtest multiple times with no errors and I am using the XMP profile for my RAM sticks. Any ideas on how to fix this?

 

Hardware in signature.

[Airdragonz]

Try to disable xmp and run the sticks at stock speeds without xmp. In other words the default 2133 mhz ddr4 speeds. Also try to set your cpu clocks to stock 

[Nocte]

3 hours ago, Airdragonz said:

Try to disable xmp and run the sticks at stock speeds without xmp. In other words the default 2133 mhz ddr4 speeds. Also try to set your cpu clocks to stock 

And what should I expect?

I tested the RAM and CPU OC and they are stable...

 

I will run Memtest86 (usb bootable) for ~4 hours and see what happens

[Airdragonz]

1 hour ago, Eibe said:

And what should I expect?

I tested the RAM and CPU OC and they are stable...

 

I will run Memtest86 (usb bootable) for ~4 hours and see what happens

First generation ryzen processors are known to have difficulties with higher ram speeds motherboard depending. It is likely that the xmp profile is clocked too high for your cpu thus resulting in a BSOD. Decreasing ram clocks to ddr4 default 2133mhz and/or cpu to stock clocks is a good way to ensure that it is a cpu or ram issue. 

[InertiaSelling]

I don't get blue screens very often, but when I do, they often say MEMORY_MANAGEMENT. That didn't happen before I overclocked my RAM. I'm also using a Ryzen-based system. I think you should follow @Airdragonz's advice and see whether the issue persists.