Serious BSOD issues
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kartikoli
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I didn't try but will do, also run some memory tests to confirm
I did made a small change in the BIOS and selected XMP1 profile for 3000Mhz, where as XMP was on 3200Mhz (currently using XPG 3200 kit)
enthusiast29
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Do the memtest86 on default 2133/2400MHz first. If it fails you have a bad memory module. If not then use XMP profiles to test the same.
GPMlore
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"I can rule out motherboard slots issue as I've also tested same hardware with another Asrock b550 board and got errors".
If you got errors while testing RAM on another motherboard, it may very well be that the RAM module is faulty.
hellblazer33
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I am getting following BSOD anyone help.
How to get these details from minidump files?
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CapriAnupam
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You should start a new thread, and not hijack anyone else's thread, which is already running long.
enthusiast29
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So it might just be that you're experiencing issues with XMP which is fine since it's not always guaranteed to work at XMP with all configurations. You can always manually tune your RAM to 3000Mhz I think it would work at that and then maybe if you're feeling adventurous enough you can tune the timings.
kartikoli
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from options/select save the report as text
I haven't tried running PC without XMP yet but will try to see if there are crashes. I haven't done any OC so will be new for me but I can learn provided there is time for research
hellblazer33
Forerunner
I think its better to post here as we have similar issues.
thanks got it.
enthusiast29
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XMP is OC. Just that don't have to do it manually but settings/values are saved in the RAM itself as profiles. That's what extra you pay for when buying anything higher than 2133/2400Mhz.
A factory overclock profile which is not guaranteed to work xD
kartikoli
Innovator
Thanks, that much I know but what I meant was that I haven't OC's anything manually before so if I need to use full potential of these RAMs then i will have to manually find the sweet spot
enthusiast29
Juggernaut
Good thing there are many videos on YT. The gist is that first you need to set a frequency and see if that's fine, ideally if 3200Mhz doesn't work try 3000Mhz if memtest86 passes then if you want you can tune the timings.
Did you try some other CPU? Ryzen 3000 series supports 3200 MHz out of the box. If it is crashing/hanging. The CPU memory controller might be causing trouble since you have already made sure slots and ram are not an issue.
kartikoli
Innovator
The same set of hardware works perfectly fine when i use my other HD where as all these errors pop up when i try new SSD (NVMe or SATA), I am working on the same PC with same CPU and RAMs since morning and no crashes what so ever. Now that makes me believe that it might be Windows thats causing those errors but at this point in time I i just don't know whats the problem 
enthusiast29
Juggernaut
Do you know for a fact that your SSD is good? You can test that SSD on a known set of good hardware. I've had BSODs due to faulty HDD in the past too.The same set of hardware works perfectly fine when i use my other HD where as all these errors pop up when i try new SSD (NVMe or SATA), I am working on the same PC with same CPU and RAMs since morning and no crashes what so ever. Now that makes me believe that it might be Windows thats causing those errors but at this point in time I i just don't know whats the problem
kartikoli
Innovator
Yes its good for sure, I've sent it for RMA and got a new one as replacement also have new NVMe SSD
GPMlore
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Lots of questions to ask. Did you rule out that the RAM is not faulty? How long does the system stay on before crash? Is there any particular event that causes the crash (e.g. opening a game or browser etc?The same set of hardware works perfectly fine when i use my other HD where as all these errors pop up when i try new SSD (NVMe or SATA), I am working on the same PC with same CPU and RAMs since morning and no crashes what so ever. Now that makes me believe that it might be Windows thats causing those errors but at this point in time I i just don't know whats the problem
You say you are using other HDD, do you have a same copy of Widows installed on both you SATA/NVME SSD and other HDD?
Could you check the critical events in event viewer (Windows+R and type eventvwr.msc) and report back?
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kartikoli
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It all started from Jan when I started upgrading my system one by one, I was facing few restarts and my old system were about 3yr old so thought some hardware is causing such issues and started buying new components.
Now when I tried installing windows I got stuck on installation screen and to my surprise even after countless attempts I couldn't install Windows then asked a local guy who tried with lots of windows versions but failed and finally I suggested why not we try to install windows on my HD using some other system and that worked then we used that HD onto my system and it worked (all details here https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/cant-install-windows-after-upgrading-pc-parts.209252/ )
My first impression was that its some hardware failure so kept on buying new parts and eventually I've bought everything new, even the cables are new.
Now about the questions,
Did you rule out that the RAM is not faulty
I've ran memtest86 for half an hour and got No errors and still haven't got a chance to run all 4 passes (1 pass didn't show any errors though)
How long does the system stay on before crash? Is there any particular event that causes the crash (e.g. opening a game or browser etc?
2~3 min max if i leave it as it is, upto now I've only tried to update everything using windows update and it crashes after couple of min, sometimes before I've tried to connect all HD for a change and tried disk management to change drive letters it would crash
You say you are using other HDD, do you have a same copy of Widows installed on both you SATA/NVME SSD and other HDD?
No, It was installed by the PC guy who spent full day with countless iso's but failed and finally was able to install on my HD using another computer
Could you check the critical events in event viewer (Windows+R and type eventvwr.msc) and report back?
Sure, will try that but I couldn't switch my OS due to job commitment
have you tried any other OS than windows 10 on that same SSD ?
Not yet but tried several versions by me and the PC guy, though he told me that back then he was able to install W7 so I am thinking to give it a try and then try to upgrade to W10 since I need that for my Job (Not sure if it will be faster as fresh install)
Only issue with OS on HD is that its extremely slow, when starting PC normally I just keep it running because it takes around 10~15 min (sometimes more) when I start a PC/Open 4 browsers (FF, Chrome,Cent,Brave)/Open Windows explorer/open vlc. Once all these are opened and loaded the second run is normal but first 20 min are a torture.
Now when I tried installing windows I got stuck on installation screen and to my surprise even after countless attempts I couldn't install Windows then asked a local guy who tried with lots of windows versions but failed and finally I suggested why not we try to install windows on my HD using some other system and that worked then we used that HD onto my system and it worked (all details here https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/cant-install-windows-after-upgrading-pc-parts.209252/ )
My first impression was that its some hardware failure so kept on buying new parts and eventually I've bought everything new, even the cables are new.
Now about the questions,
Did you rule out that the RAM is not faulty
I've ran memtest86 for half an hour and got No errors and still haven't got a chance to run all 4 passes (1 pass didn't show any errors though)
How long does the system stay on before crash? Is there any particular event that causes the crash (e.g. opening a game or browser etc?
2~3 min max if i leave it as it is, upto now I've only tried to update everything using windows update and it crashes after couple of min, sometimes before I've tried to connect all HD for a change and tried disk management to change drive letters it would crash
You say you are using other HDD, do you have a same copy of Widows installed on both you SATA/NVME SSD and other HDD?
No, It was installed by the PC guy who spent full day with countless iso's but failed and finally was able to install on my HD using another computer
Could you check the critical events in event viewer (Windows+R and type eventvwr.msc) and report back?
Sure, will try that but I couldn't switch my OS due to job commitment
have you tried any other OS than windows 10 on that same SSD ?
Not yet but tried several versions by me and the PC guy, though he told me that back then he was able to install W7 so I am thinking to give it a try and then try to upgrade to W10 since I need that for my Job (Not sure if it will be faster as fresh install)
Only issue with OS on HD is that its extremely slow, when starting PC normally I just keep it running because it takes around 10~15 min (sometimes more) when I start a PC/Open 4 browsers (FF, Chrome,Cent,Brave)/Open Windows explorer/open vlc. Once all these are opened and loaded the second run is normal but first 20 min are a torture.
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