BSOD no solution yet

[barrykuiper1]

I get a BSOD when i start up my pc. So i cant use it. Its always memory related. Stop codes are: memory management, page non paged area, kernel security check failure, irql not found and more like that.

My pc:
Windows pro 64bit
Mobo: asus tuf z370 plus
Cpu: i5 8600k
Cpu cooler: coolermaster ml120l
Ram: 2x 8gb 3ghz gskill aegis
Gpu: asus gtx1060 6gb turbo
Ssd: 250gb samsung 860 EVO
Hdd: seagate 1tb
Powsup: corsair cx450m



I tried;
- Reinstall CPU
- Checked socket pins
- New PSU cable
- Completely reinstall windows
- Install windows on other drive
- Got new ram
- memtests64
- memtest in windows
- chkdsk /:C
- update ALL drivers
- Updated BIOS
- XMP profile on
- Had a spare i3 8100 i tried in case it was a cpu issue
- Got every piece out of it ans rebuilt the pc
- Tried everything from this forum and any other forum

Please someone help me i have been busy wit it the last 2 weeks and spend a ton on this built. Thank you

 

[johnbl]

remove any gpu overclocking software, or underclock to the reference GPU clock rates and retest to see if you get a bugcheck.

if you get a bugcheck you should provide the minidump from c:\winidows\minidump directory.

if your system can boot long enough, then start cmd.exe or powershell as an admin and run
dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

visually inspect the PSU to 6 pin power connector on the GPU. make sure none of the pins are pushed out of the brackets

 

[barrykuiper1]

remove any gpu overclocking software, or underclock to the reference GPU clock rates and retest to see if you get a bugcheck.

if you get a bugcheck you should provide the minidump from c:\winidows\minidump directory.

if your system can boot long enough, then start cmd.exe or powershell as an admin and run
dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

visually inspect the PSU to 6 pin power connector on the GPU. make sure none of the pins are pushed out of the brackets

I tried to reply and accidently clicked on vote down.. didnt mean to. But thanks for your reply. I dont think it has anything to do with the gpu. I dont have an overclock software only geforce experience which i uninstalled once already. And i also uninstalled my gpu and used the onboard gpu of the motherboard. I also bought a new power supply but it didnt help. And i also bought a new motherboard. Didnt help either.

 

[barrykuiper1]

The problem was faulty ram

 

[CrazyDingo]

Hi Barry,
thanks for letting everyone know. How about you mark the above as best answer / solution?
Hope you have some better luck now, looks like a good build.