Question Is my motherboard faulty or is it something else?

[AlleN9908]

Well, long story short my last motherboard was dead (it works sometimes) which was b550m bazooka so I bought a new one which is A520M SS2H.

Now, whenever I play any game I get this BSOD of whea_uncorrectable_error. Is this my motherboard or is it something else? Do I need to update my bios or something?

I have stressed test my CPU and ran a windows memory diagnosis, there was no error.

Note: It does not crash when I play low end games like brawhalla and cs 1.6

 

[Ralston18]

Update your post to include full system hardware specs and OS information.

Include PSU: make, model, wattage, age, condition (original to build, new, refurbished, used)?

Disk drives: make, model, capacity, how full?

Look in Reliability History and Event Viewer for error codes, warnings, or even informational events that may have been captured just before or at the time of the crashes.

 

[dudio]

Also, did you clean reinstall Windows after the motherboard change?

 

[AlleN9908]

Hey, Thank you both for responding.

I seem to find the culprit, It was NVMe. I disconnected my NVMe and replaced it with the SSD. Now, it seems to work fine.

But my NVMe is working fine on my other motherboard. I have done pretty much everything suggested on the Internet just not the BIOS update because right now, I dont have the USB on me. I will be doing it tommorow and let you guys know.

Thanks for the help!

NVMe Model is XPG SX6000 Pro and its temp is below 50.

 

[CountMike]

Hey, Thank you both for responding.

I seem to find the culprit, It was NVMe. I disconnected my NVMe and replaced it with the SSD. Now, it seems to work fine.

But my NVMe is working fine on my other motherboard. I have done pretty much everything suggested on the Internet just not the BIOS update because right now, I dont have the USB on me. I will be doing it tommorow and let you guys know.

Thanks for the help!

NVMe Model is XPG SX6000 Pro and its temp is below 50.

With some MBs, installing M.2 drive disables or cripples certain SATA ports and vice versa.

 

[AlleN9908]

With some MBs, installing M.2 drive disables or cripples certain SATA ports and vice versa.

I think this is the case, Nvme is working fine on other MBs. Should I change my motherboard? I had B550M Bazooka before and I never had any issue with the NVMe.