Windows 10: Computer bluescreens when playing high load games for extended period of time

I bought a custom rig from Cyberpower about 3.5 years ago. When playing New World on it, every few weeks after a couple hours of gameplay, my computer would bluescreen. Eventually, the power supply exploded, so I sent it back for repairs and when it returned, the bluescreens would still happen, but were far more infrequent. Eventually, I stopped playing New World and stopped dealing with bluescreens to the point where it left my mind entirely. Note that I did play other games for long hours without issue, like Monster Hunter World and Once Human.Cut to a couple months ago, the Monster Hunter W

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Having BSOD Memory Management errors while playing high load games

Did you play high load games during these days?

Did you check your RAM modes (voltage, frequency, timings) are in compliance with motherboard compatibility list (QVL)? Unfortunately any RAM test is very partial, full test will require millions of years.

 

Bluescreen mainly when playing games

Hi Tobias,

We're unable to view and download the dump files. When video games cause bluescreens, then we have to check the game's minimum and recommended system requirements. To help us further, we'd like to know the following information:

• What are the names of the games causing bluescreens?
• Could you tell what antivirus program you are using?
• Are you using a client to launch games or they are standalone?
• Were there any changes, recent updates, and newly installed applications on your device that may have triggered this?
• To avoid repetition, can you provide us with all the troubleshooting steps that you've done so far?
• Have you tried playing and using Teamspeak one at a time?

In the meantime, we recommend following the solution on this link to troubleshoot blue screen errors.
We look forward to your reply.

 

Having BSOD Memory Management errors while playing high load games

I did play high load games, besides the insufferable performanc no bsod

I have tried to watch my RAM modes, like voltage, frequency and timing but my BIOS doesn't show them, so i can't do any changes to them.

I'm gonna try driver verifier with high load games again, maybe the bsod will happen