Windows 10: Frequent BSOD, Driver Verifier suggests it might be amdgpio3.sys?

Hello,My computer's been frequently encountering blue screens and I can't seem to figure out the root cause of it. Some things I've tried so far:Check Device Manager to make sure all my drivers are up to dateUpdate my Motherboard BIOS to the latest versionUpdate my chipset driversCheck hard disk integrityRun RAM memory testsNone of which detected anything out of the ordinary or resolved the issue...Recently I happened upon this post about driver verification, so I decided to try that out as well. The verifier was able to generate a memory dump which can be found here. As far as I can tell it

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Frequent Bsods

Hi DaveM121

Thank you for the reply, I had XMP enabled a few weeks ago but disabled it to see if bsods would stop but it didn't fix the problem. I ran driver verifier and was instantly stuck in a bsod loop saying that driver verifier detected a problem, I booted into safe mode to disable driver verifier. I checked windbg and it said that amdgpio3.sys was the cause of the problem. Any suggestion on what to do now? Thank you. Minidmp

 

Frequent Bsods

Hi couch1

Sorry, I was offline, Driver Verifier indicates it is the device driver (amdgpio3.sys) on your AMD chipset that is causing the crashes, have you downloaded the version of that driver recommended by the PC manufacturer on the support website for your PC?

 

Windows Driver Verifier BSOD


I took the WinTV card out of my computer and ran driver verifier again but didn't have it check dfx12x64.sys. Still got an immediate BSOD which BlueScreenView reported as being caused by wdcsam64.sys. Ran driver verifier again and didn't have it check either of those two, this time I got a BSOD that BlueScreenView reported as being caused by rtwlanu.sys (I've included that crash dump - the previous one got deleted when I had to use system restore to disable driver verifier). Ran driver verifier again and excluded all 3 of those from the list of drivers to check and finally didn't get a BSOD. So what the heck does that mean? Driver verifier's given me BSODs for 5 different drivers now. I'm about to just give up and go back to Windows 7.