BSOD problems, desperately need help.

[faisalx12]

Hi, so i have recently built my new computer and everything seemed to be running fine until i started getting a few BSODs about 3 or 4 times a week. The error message is almost always the same: Page Fault In Nonpaged Area. Upon analyzing the dump file thing with bluescreenview, it consistently tells me that it is being caused by ntoskrnl.exe. I assumed it might have been the ram and i ran memtest for a while and got no errors. Then i wanted to check if the timings, speed and voltage on ram was set correctly, which it wasn't. so i set it to D.O.C.P in the bios and checked with the motherboard QVL to make sure the were correct. The timings are set to 15-17-17-35 in the bios, but in CPU-Z on the memory tab it is telling me that it is set at 16-17-17-35. So i checked with the Ryzen Master program that does overclocking and stuff for you. On the memory controller section it is telling me the same thing: 16-17-17-35. I tried changing the CAS latency through there from 16 to 15 but when i restart the computer it is back to 16 again.

I really cant seem to figure out where the BSODs are coming from so i am assuming it is that. But why is the CAS latency still showing 16, and could that be the cause of those BSODs?

 

[elbert]

Try changing to no page file by Start menu, right-click My Computer, and then click Properties. Click the Advanced System settings tab and under Performance, click Settings. Click Advanced tab and under Virtual Memory, click Change. Click No paging file. Hit ok, ok, ok, and make sure to apply. Restart your computer.

Now change it to a managed size by open Start menu, right-click My Computer, and then click Properties. Click the Advanced System settings tab and under Performance, click Settings. Select the Advanced tab and under Virtual Memory, click Change. Click System managed sized. Select ok, ok, ok, and apply. Restart your computer and see if that helps.