Windows 10: Frequent BSODs on seemingly unrelated tasks both active and idle

Experiencing multiple daily BSODs since system was built. Only consistency seems to be that BSODs happen while either multitasking or sitting idle. When using single programs crashes seem to be less frequent.

BSODs can be minutes or hours apart. Frequent application crashes where none were are experienced on previous computer (Factorio, Chrome, MS Word, Assassins Creed Odyssey...) however not all games or programs crash. (In this specific context, I mean the application crashes frequently, not a BSOD. Although they seem related).

V2 Collector logs attached.


The system:

- Ryzen 3600, stock cooler, OC disabled
- GSkill Ripjaws 3200, OC disabled
- TUF B450M Plus Gaming (second motherboard, first one replaced at Asus recommendation based on these problems).
- Sabrent Rocket NVME
- WD Black 4tb (new model)
- GTX 1070
- Cooler Master Silent Gold Pro 1000w (yeah, it's way overpowered for this)
- Logitech G413 Keyboard, Logitech G502 mouse.



Probable causes from WhoCrashed and BlueScreenView:

ntoskrnl.exe

- This is listed as the probable cause in all one one instance in WhoCrashed and the only cause in BlueScreenView.

- I do not believe I have bad memory modules as I've run the system on each single 8gb stick and still experience the issue. Memtest86 and windows Memory diagnostic report no issues.

2. ntkrnlmp.exe

- This one is pretty ambiguous and could be so many different things but I've attempted almost every fix (within reason) on the first two pages deep on Google with no success.



Sample BSODs experienced:

- Kernel auto boost invalid lock release
- Kernel auto boost lock qcquisition with raised irql
- Kmode exception not handled
- Kernel security check failure
- Page fault in NonPaged area
- Unexpacted Store Exception
- System thread exception not handled
- IRQL not less of equal



Things attempted thus far:

- Pealed through WinDBG and WhoCrashed with full memory dump, minidump and kernel dumps (I'm not very experienced here with reading dump files but haven't found an answer).

- Windows Driver Verifier enabled to spark driver crashes (crashes before it gets to login). Analyzed those files, no answer.

- Full clean reformatted Windows 10 install from multiple versions (1903 back to early 17xx builds).

- Many windows restores, refreshes, reverts, sfc/ scannow | DISM |versions checks, etc...

- Reinstalled every driver (within reason) manually or through windows default versions (Audio, video, network, HIDs, storage, Chipsets, displays).

- Disabling drivers that may conflict (such as Nvidia HD audio and RealTek, different forms of video or networking).

- Disconnecting/trying only specific pieces of hardware (nvme swapped with ssd, different video card, no extra drives, each independent stick of ram, etc).

- Enabling/disabling BIOS settings, turning OCs off and on, voltages up and down, EZ Flash/bios updated... you name it. No solution.

- Tons of other smaller things with lots and lots of reading (MemTest 86, Windows Memory Diagnostic, Prime95...) ... even checking voltages and fluctuation from the outlets.

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BSOD on Idle, Bugcheck 0x000000ea daily since Fall Update














PSU Voltages, etc thanks again for your assistance

Also installed Radeon 16.2.1 which has been suggested as a driver that resolved some other unrelated issues - thought it was worthwhile in the first instance going quite far back with an older driver and see what happens

 

System frequently restart with BSOD


System getting restarted frequently please suggest, i have attached the BSOD report.

 

Frequent BSOD?

I've been recently getting frequent BSODs that seemingly only happen when I press something on my keyboard either to type or playing a game. Here is the dump file.

https://dl.dropbox.com/s/e21s7mbxaji6z7h/011118-6671-01.dmp?dl=0

My system specs are as follows:

i7-6700

GTX 1070

Windows 10 Home 64 bit

16 GB DDR4 Ram