Windows 10: Multiple BSODs while gaming or having system idle for over a month.

Hello,For over a month, I have had multiple BSODs and just computer shutdowns and restarts while gaming or having my PC idle. This has also been accompanied by apps like discord and google chrome just randomly closing, or tabs doing the Aw Snap error. I have replaced my motherboard, and PSU and nothing has changed. I have tried doing DISM checks, SFC scans, drivers uninstalls, system wipes and reinstalls of windows. I don't know what else to do at this point. My system specs:CPU: Intel I9-14900KGPU: MSI RTX 3070Motherboard: MSI Z790 Gaming Plus WifiRam: Corsair Dominator Platinum 2x16GB DDR5He

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I'm at my wit's end, multiple BSODs for 5 months

Hello, I have been having multiple BSOD throughout 5 months. I have tried swapping out mobo, psu, ram sticks, then ran multiple ram tests and disks checks and they all came out clean. I really don't know what it could be, even on a fresh reformatted windows I have getting BSODs. It usually happens when my pc is idle. Also when I am browsing the pages would crash on multiple browsers even on a fresh reformat. I do not remember all the BSODs that I have been getting, but I'll list the ones I could recall.

Dpc watchdog violation

Kernel security check failure

Driver overran stack buffer

Bad object header

Quota underflow

Nfp.sys

Irql not less or equal

It's not all of it, but that is a lot of them.

My specs is

Asus ROG Strix B550-A Gaming AMD AM4
Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32gb

Ryzen 5 3600

RTX GeForce 2070S

ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 1TB 3D NAND NVMe Gen3x4 PCIe M.2

ASUS ROG Thor 850 Certified 850W

Any help would be most appreciated!

 

Multiple Stop Codes While System is Idle

Hi Microsoft team,

I've been getting a series of system crashes. These happen when the system is idle (not asleep). This problem has started recently and I can't tie it to any particular hardware or software change. Errors seen:

1. 0x0000003B
   
2. 0xc0000005
   
3. 0x00000116
   

Steps I've taken:

1. Clean install of graphics drivers
   
2. SFC
   
3. Memory test (memtest86)
   

Link to MEMORY.DMP file here:

Microsoft OneDrive