BSOD suddenly. Need advice

djbrendan said:
Got new hardware
The 5800x, RTX 3080, Trident Z 8GBx2 3600Mhz and the Corsair h115i premium

Everything was fine, running normal for easy 2 weeks. Now randomly i get BSOD's, but not the same ones, "kernel, Pagefile, Memory dump" there's more. I've uninstalled windows 3 times now, even rolled back to version 1909 and still i'm getting this.

I've googled and tried several fixes and no success. I've turned off updates to check. I have nothing installed, except Brave browser, discord and battle.net at the moment.

Wife's pc is fine, work laptop is fine, colleagues pc is fine. All of them are on the latest windows update.

I just don't know where to test next, google has nothing left for me to try
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Remove everything installed of late and see if you get some stability. Then reinstall one at a time.
 
JohnStarr said:
Remove everything installed of late and see if you get some stability. Then reinstall one at a time.
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Cant, like I mentioned above. I don't have spares.
I don't have built-in graphics so I can't remove the GPU for testing as well.

The only thing i can remove is one of the 2 sticks of ram and test.
 
djbrendan said:
Cant, like I mentioned above. I don't have spares.
I don't have built-in graphics so I can't remove the GPU for testing as well.

The only thing i can remove is one of the 2 sticks of ram and test.
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No sorry, meant apps like the Brave browser. For hardware I would either look for updates, or downgrade the drivers on the GFX card.
 
JohnStarr said:
No sorry, meant apps like the Brave browser. For hardware I would either look for updates, or downgrade the drivers on the GFX card.
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Done.
Few times :) Testing Brave browser to see if any others were the issue. there's only CPUID HWmonitor on and Brave browser, Windows installed the basic gforce driver. That's it.

Here's some info for some who worry about the temps of the cpu

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Just a mention

I've done one thing so far since last night. I've removed the spare SSD with all my installations on. ( Battlenet,steam and origin. ) Well the sata was disconnected.

So far no BSOD, but to early to tell, as this bugger is super random. Seem to be getting a lot of those, " Aw snap" messages on Brave and Chrome browser. Hmmm
 
The_Hobbit said:
Absolutely nothing wrong with those temps.
What about storage? Any changes there?
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So the two main components that stayed in place was the NVMe, Samsung 960 evo, Gigabyte X570 Auros Elite board. The nvme was wiped of course due to these errors.

But the samsung was my main drive for office and windows basically. The 500GB ssd was my installations like i've mentioned.
 
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I brought the pc to work, to test and keep it running to see if a BSOD pops up.

If nothing pops up by end of today. Might be the ssd with all my large files, i'd probably have to take personal files off and deep format it :cautious:
 
Getting this on my browser but i've seen this in a BSOD as well

Error code: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
 

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Would this cause issues.

Drive A : Samsung 960 evo 250gb, main drive for windows and small applications
Drive B : Hikvision 512GB as my secondary drive for game platforms and the games ofcourse

When installing, lets say Battle.net, I don't install it under Drive A, but on drive B and then download the game in drive B as well.

But going in uninstall programs i can see battle.net is there to uninstall, but it's not under drive A's program files.

Done it for quite some time like this, but this is the first time i've formatted drive A, not sure if this is causing some BSOD's
 
The_Hobbit said:
My personal route would be back everything up and reinstall from scratch.
Could be a Windows update apparently (reading online)
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I've done that 3 times, 3rd time was a old .iso of 1909 i had on a stick and installed.

I'm thinking of backing up what i need on drive B and formating it as well with drive A.
 
Resetting everything, all drives now.

First, i saw there's a new bios update on Gigabytes website, F32, stability improvements etc etc. Quickly updated this before the big reset
 
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