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I'm afraid to tell you guys that RAMs weren't the issue either. It stopped for a while but I've been getting blue screens again after some time. I've also tested switching the GPU with an older one but the blue screens were still happening. I just bought another motherboard to see if...

So, I switched the RAMs for new ones yesterday and I believe the blue screens stopped. Haven't gotten one since the switch at least. Thank you guys for the help!

Well, now I can at least cross off a hard drive problem. Just installed a brand new one, booted up Windows 11, then left it working solo with a game running and it gave me a blue screen.

Just woke up and my PC was still up and running Prime95, no blue screens happened while it was working

Alright, I'm going to sleep now and will leave it running overnight. I'll post an update here when something happens/ I wake up.

nothing seems to be wrong with my peripherals, at least I haven't noticed anything. All I have conected to my PC is: Logitech G403 Hero Mouse 7.1 USB Sound Adapter (for BM800 Mic) Feir FR-568 Keyboard Logitech C920s Webcam and the dongle for the Logitech G733 Headset

Ok, after updating the driver the blue screens happened much more frequently. Got 2 of them just by having the game open for a few minutes Here are the minidumps in case you need them: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pylebz7xdz0yr4r/minidumps%204am.zip?dl=0

Those 2 RAMs came with the previous PC I had bought a while ago. When I changed my CPU I had to change my motherboard as well, so I just put those same RAMs on the new motherboard. They were working fine together though. So has Vivaldi anything to do with the blue screens? I didn't get it...

Here is the minidump link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xt8xje7hen43i36/minidump.zip?dl=0 This one literally just happened so, BIOS updating didn't solve it either

I'm testing the hard drives for any issues so I installed a game in the OS disk to test it running solo

Here https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/54953632

BIOS version was already the latest to date (F14a) but I reupdated it just in case. Same thing with the chipset driver.

Yes, they happen in every game that is a bit heavier to run than usual. Mainly I get them while playing Destiny 2 Here's the link to the benchmark: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/54952754

Yep, BSODs are still happening

Fixed the temperature issue, the cooler was installed uncorrectly. It's all stable at less than 50°C now. Now's to check if I get another BSOD after this