Ryzen 9 7950x3d
16gbx2 DDR5 6000mhz gskill flare
XFX 7900XT
MSI Tomahawk x670e (7E12v14)
Samsung 980 2tb nvme x2
Corsair RM1000x PSU
Hello. I started getting blue screens after a new build. It seemed as though I had managed to fix them by turning off memory context restore in bios. This caused the BSODs to cease, and the PC ran for five days without problem before I started getting looping BSODs, where the computer would crash within a few seconds to a few minutes of booting.
I tried to write down the BSODs as they occurred:
Kmode exception not handled – dxgkrnl.sys/netio.sys/afd.sys/iorate.sys
System service exception – wdfilter.sys/fltmgr.sys/ntfs.sys
system thread exception not handled
irql not less or equal – ntoskrnl
memory management
PFN list corrupt
registry error
page fault in non paged area
kernel security check failure
DPC watchdog violation
kernel mode heap corruption
critical process died
amdkmdag.sys
Cache Manager
Initial googling suggested ram problems, so I tried running the PC with each ram stick individually, but both still got BSODS alone. Next I ran memtest86, but both sticks passed without error. I then tried using safemode to run DISM restore health and sfc scannow prompts, but those came up clean as well.
Next I guessed it must be some kind of driver conflict, but I didn’t want to go through the process of using driver verifier to find out which driver. So I decided just to try a clean install of windows 11, but I ended up with BSODs during the windows reinstall. I saw some posts online saying that it could be a windows 11 issue. So I made a boot USB for windows 10 which successfully installed. The system ran normally for about 4 hours until the BSODs resumed, again looping on startup. They persisted until eventually windows 10 brought up the recovery screen suggesting windows may not be installed correctly, from there I reinstalled W10. Again, repeating blue screens along with a few hard locks with cuts to a black screen.
Now I’m at a loss. Are there any other steps for me to take before concluding hardware failure? And if it is hardware failure, what part is the likely culprit since my ram passed memtest86?
Thanks for any help.
16gbx2 DDR5 6000mhz gskill flare
XFX 7900XT
MSI Tomahawk x670e (7E12v14)
Samsung 980 2tb nvme x2
Corsair RM1000x PSU
Hello. I started getting blue screens after a new build. It seemed as though I had managed to fix them by turning off memory context restore in bios. This caused the BSODs to cease, and the PC ran for five days without problem before I started getting looping BSODs, where the computer would crash within a few seconds to a few minutes of booting.
I tried to write down the BSODs as they occurred:
Kmode exception not handled – dxgkrnl.sys/netio.sys/afd.sys/iorate.sys
System service exception – wdfilter.sys/fltmgr.sys/ntfs.sys
system thread exception not handled
irql not less or equal – ntoskrnl
memory management
PFN list corrupt
registry error
page fault in non paged area
kernel security check failure
DPC watchdog violation
kernel mode heap corruption
critical process died
amdkmdag.sys
Cache Manager
Initial googling suggested ram problems, so I tried running the PC with each ram stick individually, but both still got BSODS alone. Next I ran memtest86, but both sticks passed without error. I then tried using safemode to run DISM restore health and sfc scannow prompts, but those came up clean as well.
Next I guessed it must be some kind of driver conflict, but I didn’t want to go through the process of using driver verifier to find out which driver. So I decided just to try a clean install of windows 11, but I ended up with BSODs during the windows reinstall. I saw some posts online saying that it could be a windows 11 issue. So I made a boot USB for windows 10 which successfully installed. The system ran normally for about 4 hours until the BSODs resumed, again looping on startup. They persisted until eventually windows 10 brought up the recovery screen suggesting windows may not be installed correctly, from there I reinstalled W10. Again, repeating blue screens along with a few hard locks with cuts to a black screen.
Now I’m at a loss. Are there any other steps for me to take before concluding hardware failure? And if it is hardware failure, what part is the likely culprit since my ram passed memtest86?
Thanks for any help.