Windows 10: Consistent bluescreens when compiling Unreal Engine from source

Hi,Here is a DxDiag.txt about my PC.I've formated both my SSDs using Diskpart, then freshly reinstalled Windows 11 from a flash drive using Windows media creation tool, I'm currently on 23H2. I've reverted UEFI/BIOS to stock settings played around with and without XMP, and ran the following testsrime95 - Smallest FFTs, Small FFTs, Large FFTs and Blend.MemTest86 from within ASUS BIOSWindows Memory DiagnosticsCrystalDisktMark - AllAll of the tests have passed with flying colors, no issues anywhere.I've updated to latest BIOS and chip, audio, intel ME drivers, and thunderbolt drivers, and NVI

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BSoD when compiling Unreal Engine 5.1 Source [Memory_Managment]

Hi,

I have a high end PC, but it crashes all the time when compiling unreal engine 5.1 source code. PC does not crash on any test/benchmark or any high demanding games. Only when compiling unreal engine. What happens is that while compiling i get Fatal Error 1060 - No heap space and after that a BSoD happens. It is consistent 100% reproducible.

PC is not overclocked and is few months old.

I tried multiple solutions to fix this issue but nothing worked:

Tested ram with memtest86+ v7.0 the newest one i downloaded an hour ago, 0 Errors, everything passes

Tested ram with windows memory diagnostic and everything was great.

Did sfc /scannow

Did dism.exe to fix image and what not
chkdsk /f /r

Changed page file size to 16.000mb

Enabled Verifier.exe

Updated all drivers

Updated system to latest

Minidump, msinfo and event logs are here:

https://1drv.ms/f/s!Agg5NOXNfobDhCV-xXxxNud_7UJq?e=5tFgUI


If need i can upload huge MEMORY.dmp which is almost 2gb

 

BSoD when compiling Unreal Engine 5.1 Source [Memory_Managment]

I think this is a predictable problem, as the compilation may use some instruction sets that games won't use.

While I have experience working on Visual Studio and Unreal, I'm not an expert in this and this community doesn't support Visual Studio.

So if limiting CPU usage at compile time doesn't work, try disabling half of the CPU cores in the BIOS.

Also, is your CPU an i9-12900K(S/F)?

 

kernell32/ntdll error playing Unreal Engine games

Hi - thank you for responding.

I'm not sure what you mean. I don't exactly have unreal engine installed (I don't think).... I'm simply playing games built with Unreal Engine. I looked in my C drive and there was no C:/buildWork directory. Any other suggestions?