Getting blue screen no matter what game I start up

[colson12]

Specs:
Intel i5-6500 3.2 GHz Quad Core Processor
ASRock H170M Pro4 Micro ATX LGA1151 Motherboard
Corsair Vengeance LPX 8 GB DDR4-2666 Memory
Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB HDD
XFX Radeon R9 390 8GB Double Dissipation Video Card
Seasonic S1211 620 W 80+Bronze Certified PSU
Windows 10 64-bit OS

I have attempted to play payday 2 and command & conquer: tiberium wars on my custom build and I get blue screened every time. I have gotten the memory management screen for both, the "IRQL Not Less or Equal" and "Bad Pool Header" for Payday 2 alone. What is the problem?

 

[Gingerbread]

A problem I can think of is that R9 390 requires 650W psu, so as soon as you stress your GPU (enter a game) the power usage goes up and you get a blue screen. Try removing the R9 390 and running the games with the integrated GPU of the i5-6500 (disregard the low FPS just see if new BSODs will appear without the r9 390).

 

[ingtar33]

A problem I can think of is that R9 390 requires 650W psu, so as soon as you stress your GPU (enter a game) the power usage goes up and you get a blue screen. Try removing the R9 390 and running the games with the integrated GPU of the i5-6500 (disregard the low FPS just see if new BSODs will appear without the r9 390).

48A and 550W on the 12V rail is more then enough for an r9-390. that psu should be good enough

blue screens are typically driver issues; that said i understand why your mind went to the psu, undervolted gpus can do that too.

 

[colson12]

A problem I can think of is that R9 390 requires 650W psu, so as soon as you stress your GPU (enter a game) the power usage goes up and you get a blue screen. Try removing the R9 390 and running the games with the integrated GPU of the i5-6500 (disregard the low FPS just see if new BSODs will appear without the r9 390).

48A and 550W on the 12V rail is more then enough for an r9-390. that psu should be good enough

blue screens are typically driver issues; that said i understand why your mind went to the psu, undervolted gpus can do that too.

how do I know which driver to update?

 

[Gingerbread]

Use DDU and remove every amd driver you have, then install them again.

 

[colson12]

I have updated every driver and I still get blue screened, but now its mostly memory management errors, could that mean I need more RAM?

 

[burgessanthony]

PSU 100% Ok. Likely bad ram....run memtest? Mobo bios up to date?

 

[colson12]

PSU 100% Ok. Likely bad ram....run memtest? Mobo bios up to date?

I just checked my bios and it looks like it is not up to date, im running p1.30 and there are updates all the way to 1.90. Which update should I use?

Link to updates: http://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/H170M%20Pro4/index.asp?cat=Download&os=BIOS