[SOLVED] new pc has constant BSOD

[palita]

The bsod are "kernel security check failure", "irql not less or equal" "apc index mismatch" "kernel autoboost...", the BSODs happen all the time, especially When i'm using a browser or watching videos on twitch , youtube, netflix.
Windows and the drivers are updated, i have used memtest and sfc /scannow but I get that everything is correct and i only use windows defender as antivirus

my specs are

Windows 10 pro 64 19042 (windows is not activated)
Amd ryzen 5 3500x
Mother Gibabyte A320M-H Rev 1.1 (bios f52)
GPU Geforce GTX 1650 SUPER
RAM HyperX 8 GB 3200 mhz (xmp profile disabled, so it's workin at 2666 mhz)
SSD: Gigabyte 120GB
HDD: 1tb
Power supply: Aureox ARXGP-600W

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mbCX-3FIJkzxnP8zhlWKSPzWVSRWOsiF?usp=sharing

 

[Lutfij]

First off, thank you for including the specs to your build and including other details like the BIOS version and the OSes build version.

Here are your previous threads:

[SOLVED] - New PC getting BSOD's constantly

It happens afther using the pc for some time (30' or more). Windows is up-to-date, I have installed all the drivers, I have used memtest and sfc /scannow but I get that everything is correct, my specs are Windows 10 pro 64 19042 Amd ryzen 5 3500x Mother Gibabyte A320M-H Rev 1.1 (bios f52) GPU...

forums.tomshardware.com

[SOLVED] - BSOD in a new pc

It happens most of the time when i'm using a browser after some time (faster when i watching videos on youtube or twitch or netflix), the bsod are "unexpected mode kernel trap" and "kernel security check failure" . Windows is up-to-date, I have installed all the drivers, I have used memtest...

forums.tomshardware.com

If you're on one stick of ram, which slot is it populating on your motherboard?

I'd advise on back tracking to the motherboard BIOS and manually inputting the frequency, timings and voltage for your rams. I would also advise on ditching that horribly built PSU, which in all likelihood is the cause for power disruption to your platform.

 

[palita]

First off, thank you for including the specs to your build and including other details like the BIOS version and the OSes build version.

Here are your previous threads:

[SOLVED] - New PC getting BSOD's constantly

It happens afther using the pc for some time (30' or more). Windows is up-to-date, I have installed all the drivers, I have used memtest and sfc /scannow but I get that everything is correct, my specs are Windows 10 pro 64 19042 Amd ryzen 5 3500x Mother Gibabyte A320M-H Rev 1.1 (bios f52) GPU...

forums.tomshardware.com

[SOLVED] - BSOD in a new pc

It happens most of the time when i'm using a browser after some time (faster when i watching videos on youtube or twitch or netflix), the bsod are "unexpected mode kernel trap" and "kernel security check failure" . Windows is up-to-date, I have installed all the drivers, I have used memtest...

forums.tomshardware.com

If you're on one stick of ram, which slot is it populating on your motherboard?

I'd advise on back tracking to the motherboard BIOS and manually inputting the frequency, timings and voltage for your rams. I would also advise on ditching that horribly built PSU, which in all likelihood is the cause for power disruption to your platform.

this help? where i can find the correct frecuency, timing and voltage for my ram? i'm new in this pc build thing

 

[johnbl]

for this bugcheck apc (index mismatch )
go here :AMD Drivers and Support for Radeon, Radeon Pro, FirePro, APU, CPU, Ryzen, desktops, laptops
and select
processors->AMD ryzen Processors->AMD ryzen 5 desktop Processor-> then select your cpu.
and install the drivers and see if it helps

 

[palita]

for this bugcheck apc (index mismatch )
go here :AMD Drivers and Support for Radeon, Radeon Pro, FirePro, APU, CPU, Ryzen, desktops, laptops
and select
processors->AMD ryzen Processors->AMD ryzen 5 desktop Processor-> then select your cpu.
and install the drivers and see if it helps

My processor is not on the list but i found an updated chipset drivers, thanks for the info man , i think the problem is solved

 

[palita]

ok i used the pc for 2 days and still have the same problems but i can use it for more time now..

 

[johnbl]

ok i used the pc for 2 days and still have the same problems but i can use it for more time now..

-something strange is going on with the new x version of the chips coming out of china.
-I have read that there are special updates on but only on some Chinese versions of websites.
-you would expect AMD would have the drivers on their own website but these were special OEM chips that are now coming back thru the gray as cheaper versions than AMDs retail chips.
- make sure you have microsoft automatic error reporting turned on, this way at least microsoft will collect all of the bugchecks and complain to AMD for a AMD cpu microcode patch update.

you could also search your machine to see if microsoft is looking into the problem on your machine.
look in c:\windows\livekernelreports directory for dump files