Windows 10: Constant System Instability and BSOD Boot Loop Asus Z690 Nvidia 3090 i9 13900k 64GB Trident...

I built this system over 2 years ago and it was my dream build. Now I can’t even get on it. Constant BSOD crashes. Chrome crashes. Discord crashes. I’ve tried everything. Memtest indicates no errors. I even did 1 stick at a time. I got a replacement CPU from Intel. I manually updated my drivers. I’m on the latest BIOS version. Windows is updated. Graphics driver is updated. BIOS at default settings. I’m considering throwing this entire pc away for a new one. I don’t know what else to do. Please help me

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Constant BSODs on startup

Around mid-December I tried installing/playing the game "The Finals".

It prompted me to updated my Nvidia drivers, which I did, but it lead to some serious BSODs/instability.

I have since reformatted and reinstalled Windows 11 Pro for Workstations many times but the system is still experiencing frequent BSODs on startup/restart.

I have updated the BIOS and all chipsets/drivers/etc to the newest versions and the BSODs still persist.

The memory integrity/core isolation setting seems to possibly be a cause.

System specs:

Corsair HX1000i

WD_BLACK 4TB SN850X

ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX® 4080 OC Edition

ASUS ROG Strix Z790-F Gaming WiFi 6E LGA 1700

Intel Core i9-13900KS

Minidump files:

134.8 KB file on MEGA

 

Freeze + BSOD (DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION) due to Nvidia's nvlddmkm.sys

Hi.

There's a widespread issue with Windows 11 (probably 10 as well) and the Nvidia drivers, since some 6 months ago, give or take. I've been having BSOD on loop, unless I uninstall the recent drivers or revert to 528.24 and use the pc for basic tasks. The crash occurs mainly when trying to run any game, but it happens also while browsing the internet and on idle desktop.

I've done most of all the troubleshooting available. It's not my system and it isn't just me. Before the issue began, my system was running Superfly.

The guys at Nvidia seem lost on this issue or are playing dumb, but many people, with different systems, are reporting essentially the same situation.

My intuition tells me it's a software discrepancy between Windows and the Nvidia drivers. Windows staff REALLY need to wake up on this and fix the problem, please.

What recent technology have you implemented with Nvidia, which might be causing the problem? Perhaps it's related to the "Hardware Flip Queue" or HAGS.

Kind regards.

-Windows 11 Pro

-ROG Maximus Z690 Hero

-Intel i9 13900K -RTX 4090 AMP Extreme AIRO

-G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 6000MT/s (with XMP)

-Asus ROG THOR 1200W Platinum II

 

BSOD with Page_Fault_In_NonPaged_Area/ IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

I've been getting BSOD the last couple days with a couple different messages. I was getting Critical Process Died errors 2 days ago and had no choice but to reinstall Windows 11 Pro. Since the reinstall I have been getting BSOD with Page Fault In NonPaged Area and IRQL Not Less Or Equal. I've reinstalled and updated all drivers.

whole system is less than 3 weeks old and just started having issues.

Minidump file: Microsoft OneDrive

Nvidia 3090 Gigabyte

ASUS Z690 E board

Corsair Vengeance DDR5 (64GB)

i9 129000K Adler Lake

thank you in advance.