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Posting a link to dmp files for the bluescreens might help. PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA can be a hardware memory, swap drive, driver, or software issue. Overclocked? Drop to stock clocks. Go into Device Manager and check to make sure no hardware displaying an error. All drivers up to date...

Would NOT recommend external storage drives as a primary usage drive. They are better suited for light duty and backup purposes (at least if you value your data)

QUICK dump look, others will need to chime in. Some loaded modules that are old. ATI driver? Razer software -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR (124) A fatal hardware error has occurred. Parameter 1 identifies...

A minidump might be helpful if you can post a link to one.

Mismatched memory is more work on the memory controller. Even if the 1st tier timings are the same, the 2nd, 3rd, and tertiary tier timings/voltages may not be. Memory stability is only guaranteed in matched sets sold as matched sets from memory manufacturers. Even different lots may have...

As hang-the-9 indicated Try removing the 2nd monitor as a troubleshooting step. Disable all overlays

"changed my pcs motherboard" A complete reinstall from scratch may be in order if you just moved the boot drive to the new computer Run at stock without any performance profiles to test for stability.

With only your system drive attached, can try from installer media cmd prompt, with correct partition chosen: bootrec /fixMBR bootrec /fixBoot bootrec /rebuildBCD exit If you have the ability to boot and check the drive from another install, you can try the program EasyBCD

It might help to post a basic hardware list and the link to a minidump.

Was the drive the system and /or boot loader containing drive? If so, if all data backed up, try deleting all partition data on it.

Delivery optimization essentially uses your computer as a torrent for updates. Disable as much of it's functionality as possible for using your computer to upload to other PCs. Manually update windows to get everything downloaded.

Remove the 2nd monitor and retest. Windows doesn't play nicely with monitors of different refresh rates. Remove confounding variables while testing

Suggest: Try exclusive full screen mode instead of windowed fullscreen (if windowed is your current mode.) Disable all overlays Disable all video capture software, including Window's built in

Go into windows install with your install media and manually delete all partition data on both drives Shutdown Remove HDD Keep ONLY the SSD in the system and install the OS Once OS confirmed running properly, put the HDD drive back into system (from a powered off state of course)

Was secure boot enabled in old system? Disabled before moving? and in the new system? Was your bootloader on a different drive?