[SOLVED] multiple blue screens fresh install all drivers updated.

[hippiehobbitbude]

Good afternoon, apologies if this is a duplicate thread, I am not sure what happened to the one I created on sign up.

I have been getting random crashes for a while now. I had thought it was a hd issue so installed a new ssd and a fresh install of windows but they have persisted.

I ran memtest86 3 times and got no errors but a " vulnerable to high frequency row hammer bit flips" message. I looked this up and it does not seem to be related to the bs issue.

I have run a full malwarebytes scan in safe mode and it found nothing

system -
Gigabyte z97p-d3
I5 4690k (not overclocked)
32gb kingston hyper x
240gb toshiba a100
radeon r9 380

link to dmp files
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11hwqpFcK_b5A8d3GrA8lo98KHkyNvvjP/view?usp=sharing

any help greatly appreciated
Thank you

 

[hang-the-9]

Test system with one RAM stick at a time. Test with another video card or with onboard video only with the R9 card removed. What is the brand and model of the power supply? Poor quality PSU can cause crashing.

 

[hippiehobbitbude]

It's an integrator 600w psu
Would anybody be able to give me information from the dmp files please?

 

[hang-the-9]

It's an integrator 600w psu
Would anybody be able to give me information from the dmp files please?

That looks to be an Aerocool model, not good quality. I would change that out first to ensure you have a stable system. The Seasonic M12II models are often on sale now at Newegg with rebates, good quality and the prices are very good. $50 after rebate https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151095

If the issue keeps happening after a clean Windows setup it's not a software issue so you need to start checking on hardware. Did you test with one RAM stick at a time? Without the video card? With another video card?