Windows 10: BSOD system service exception while gaming

Hey there,I have been playing 'demanding' games such as Cyberpunk 20177 and Star Citizen in a 1 month new laptop. Often times they crash, and a couple of times I got a BSOD saying System Service Exception. I have the minidump file but can't seem to upload it, not even with WinRar - guess I am computer dumb :/Would greatly appreciate some help!

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BSOD System Service Exception

Hello,

I recently upgraded my PC, almost all of my components except for keyboard, mouse, power supply, and monitors. Here is a list of my equipment:

Motherboard: Asus Prime B450m-a/csm

CPU: AMD 2700x

Ram: Trident Z RGB 3000mhz

GPU: EVGA GTX 1080 FTW

Storage: Adata M.2 256gb NVMe

External 1tb Mybook

After I got all my equipment set up I have been getting a BSOD System Service Exception. I have tried a clean install on my M.2 with Windows 10 Pro, but I continue to get a BSOD. I have ran a Checkdisk, and did a memory check also with nothing found.
I am not overclocking anything yet so I am not sure why this error is happening.

I went online and did all of the steps to try to figure out what was wrong, but could not figure this out.

Please Help!!!

 

BSOD System Service Exception

Hello everyone!! I got the system service exception bsod once on my laptop. It's an asus X550LD with 6 gb RAM and 750 gb HDD and an Intel core i7 4500u. Not too bad and i had windows 10 installed on it a day ago. Could this BSOD be a sign that i'll need
to reinstall windows? It's a fresh install of Windows 10 (not an upgrade) but i fear that too many reinstalls will wear the hard drive out. I'm thinking that this is a driver issue. Any suggestions?

 

BSOD - System Service Exception


Hey everybody, thanks for taking the time to read this.

I recently did a fresh install of Windows 10 Home on my home build after getting a new SSD. Since then I've been dealing with pretty consistent System Service exception BSODs. A few times I got DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION BSODs, which I used WhoCrashed to diagnose, and identified my Ethernet card driver as the issue. I uninstalled that and the DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION BSODs seem to have stopped, but the System Service Exceptions have not. I tried briefly using Driver Verifier to identify any other issues with drivers, which caused BSODs pointing to Scsiport.sys. I did a bit of research but could not figure out where to go from here. The Scsiport.sys driver verifer BSODs should be the ones that happened on 4/7/16.

The crashes happen under various circumstances, ranging from full idle to under load playing games, and during moderate load with netflix and other random web browsing tasks.

I attached the .zip made with the program provided on the BSOD posting guide.

Thanks for the help!
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*edit*: I forgot to mention I've been having thermal issues as well. Nothing that has manifested itself in a lockup or crash as far as i can tell; however my system tends to run hot. 50C idle and 70C under load (gaming etc.). I'm planning on replacing my cpu cooler but dont have the cash to right now.