Question Blue screening with a Ryzen 3600x at stock speeds

[alexbarrett414]

PC Specs
Gigabyte AB350m Gaming 3
Ryzen 3600x at 3.8ghz at 1.45v (Stock speed and auto voltage)
RAM (4 dims) 16gb 2666mhz
Gigabyte GTX 1060 Windforce OC 6gb

So I got my new 3600x and after installing it into my PC, it will post, login to Windows, then after a few minutes after loading my startup programs it will blue screen. I haven't even started overclocking and have only changed the clock speed and voltage of my RAM. I downloaded the F42a BIOS for the mobo obviously cause that would make the mobo compatible with the latest series of Ryzen, but I feel like the B350 chipset itself is the problem and I wanted to ask here to make sure.

TL;DR: Even with the latest F42a BIOS on my motherboard, is the newest series of Ryzen not very compatible with the B350 chipset, thus causing crashes?

 

[CosmicDance]

Try testing the RAM with Windows Memory Checker.
Also try booting it with just one stick at a time and seeing if you still get the BSOD.
You will need to insert a single stick into the appropriate slot so have a look in your motherboard's manual for this info.

Andy

 

[alexbarrett414]

Try testing the RAM with Windows Memory Checker.
Also try booting it with just one stick at a time and seeing if you still get the BSOD.
You will need to insert a single stick into the appropriate slot so have a look in your motherboard's manual for this info.

Andy

I'll try that, thanks. I also just recently tried booting with my previous cpu, a Ryzen 1200 and the same problem happened. I reset the bios and flashed a previous version (F31) and that seemed to fix the BSOD problem with the 1200, but the problem persists even when I use the earliest Ryzen 5 compatible bios, F40. Could it maybe be the fact that I have a B350 and not a 450? I'll leave that there for now and I'll try your suggestion in a little bit.