The issue you are experiencing with BSODs (Blue Screen of Death) related to ntkrnlmp.exe can be quite challenging, especially after a fresh build. Given that the crashes occur under GPU load, there are several potential causes and troubleshooting steps you can consider:
- Driver Issues: Since you mentioned reinstalling drivers, ensure that you are using the latest drivers for your GPU from the official NVIDIA website. Sometimes, using drivers from third-party sources can lead to instability.
- Faulty Hardware: Even new components can be faulty. Consider running hardware diagnostics on your RAM and GPU. You can use tools like Windows Memory Diagnostics for RAM and stress-testing software for the GPU (like FurMark) to check for stability under load.
- Overheating: Monitor the temperatures of your CPU and GPU during load. Overheating can lead to crashes. Ensure that your cooling solutions are adequate and that thermal paste is applied correctly.
- Power Supply Issues: An inadequate or failing power supply can cause instability, especially under load. Ensure that your PSU is sufficient for your components and functioning properly.
- Driver Verifier: You can use the Driver Verifier tool to identify problematic drivers. This tool can help you isolate drivers that may be causing the BSODs. Be cautious, as it can lead to additional crashes if misconfigured.
- Event Viewer: Check the Windows Event Viewer for any critical errors that occurred around the time of the BSODs. This can provide more insight into what might be causing the crashes.
- System Logs: Look for critical errors in the system log in the Event Viewer. This can help pinpoint the device or driver causing the issue.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, you may want to consider reaching out to the component manufacturers for support or checking online forums for similar issues with your specific hardware configuration.
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