BSOD Memory Mangement

Question

Here is my build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/vBPNwY

Here are some minidump files

I have been struggling with this PC for days now since building it.

I was finally able to get the correct BIOS downloaded, correctly install Windows 11, and then update all of the drivers.

The longest I was able to go was about 20 minutes before the first BSOD occurred. And as it happened more it continues to happen quicker. Sometimes just restarting my computer or sending me to the advance settings page. 

I feel as I have exhausted a lot of options and am not sure what to do. I have a feeling it is something with the GPU since it is considered legacy and the most up-to-date driver is for windows 10. 

I just want to play cities skylines 2!! T_T  I appreciate any help/insight with this process

Answer 1

Hi, I'm Jan and I'm happy to help you today. I'm sorry you're having this problem. The minidump files indicate memory corruption, most likely related to RAM or driver issues . If you are overclocking, revert any changes and reset it to their default. Disable XMP/DOCP if it is enabled.

-Try to update and reinstall the chipset drivers. Download the latest drivers from the motherboard Manufacturer's support website. Do not use any driver download/updater to download the drivers. Then observe if the system stabilizes.

-If this crash still occurs after a clean install or reinstall, it is possible that this is a hardware-related problem. Make sure all power supply cables and PCIe cables are properly connected and check for any damages. When connecting the power cables to the graphics card, you should hear a click or feel them click into place to ensure a solid connection.

-Try to reseat the RAM modules.

-Perform a Memory test to detect if you have faulty memory or can be a bad memory slot. Test each RAM modules. We need at least 8 passes.

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