[SOLVED] Help! - PC Problems

[apollote]

Alright, so I built my PC the beginning of December of 2018. I started a game, and around 5-10 minutes in, my computer would freeze and the last sound would loop/stutter. I’ve been searching for months for answers, but have come to no solution. These days, my computer freezes for no reason, using Discord, watching YouTube, playing low-intensive games.

I have ran memtest, with both sticks on and off, no errors. I have ran FurMark with no errors. I believe all my drivers are updated and so are my Windows updates.

Today, my PC was running normally, until it froze. By then I had gotten used to these types of things, so I manually restarted my computer. The freezes happened several times after that, and then I got 2 BSOD errors at startup.

IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL was one of them, but I forgot the other, something about a memory corruption.

Minidump says Unknown_Image

I restarted again, but now it shows a black screen with a white wheel running at the bottom, and then it disappears after a while. The black screen will not go away. I have no idea what to do, considering I have no access to the PC at the moment.

Specs:
Intel i5 8600k
NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB
2x8GB of DDR4 RAM
Gigabyte Z370P D3 Motherboard
EVGA 500BQ PSU

All responses are appreciated, thank you.

 

[apollote]

Update: Just got a BSOD saying SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, but I still cannot get in.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

I would try 1 stick to see if you can boot. I would reseat your cpu and cooler. Make sure your temps are ok.I am suspecting a motherboard issue, but i dont know how to check for that.
Just a note, that psu is low quality but shouldn cause issues with that setup.

 

[doolittle]

Could be a problem with your SATA cable or drive failing, you could boot up a linux live USB like ubuntu and see if you can run the live system as you would with windows, fire up a browser surf around etc. You can also try to access the files on the hard drive, check the log for errors, etc.

 

[apollote]

I would try 1 stick to see if you can boot. I would reseat your cpu and cooler. Make sure your temps are ok.I am suspecting a motherboard issue, but i dont know how to check for that.
Just a note, that psu is low quality but shouldn cause issues with that setup.

Took out CPU and Cooler and put them back in with new thermal paste, but still does not work

 

[apollote]

Could be a problem with your SATA cable or drive failing, you could boot up a linux live USB like ubuntu and see if you can run the live system as you would with windows, fire up a browser surf around etc. You can also try to access the files on the hard drive, check the log for errors, etc.

Could it possibly be a problem with the PSU itself? I could try and buy another, better one