Windows 10: New Build PC Multiple BSOD Errors

Having just built a home office PC I'm experiencing various and random BSOD errors. Sometimes the machine boots fine, other times I get the below errors and lots of crashes, but in no particular pattern.

- Memory Management
- System Service Exception
- Bad Pool Headers
- Critical Process Died
- IRQL Not Less or Equal
- Bad Pool Error
- System Thread Exception
- 0xc0000021a

BIOS and drivers are all up to date.

Having taken 1 stick of RAM out, I'm struggling to replicate the errors, although each time I boot the PC either loses network connectivity and/or various software licences get reset (Stardock Fences being one). Could the Corsair RAM or motherboard cause these errors?

PC Components:

- W10 Pro (clean install about 2 weeks ago, cloned using Macrium Reflect to new SSD below)
- i3 6100 (I'm using the Intel HD Graphics 530 )
- ASUS H170M-PLUS Motherboard
- Corsair DDR4 2133MHz (2 x 8GB)
- Samsung SM951 m.2 SSD (Also tried Samsung 840 Pro SSD with same OS install)
- Bequiet 500W PSU
- ASUS Optical Drive
- Akasa AK-HC-07BK Card Reader (using mobo 19-pin USB 3.0 header)
- Fractal Case (using 2nd mobo 19-pin USB 3.0 header)

Any help, advice, feedback appreciated.

Thanks

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Multiple BSOD on new Ryzen build

I don't understand your answer, i'm french ^^ so if you can translate or add step, i have the same problem, i can't boot without a bsod with a problem of memory

 

Multiple BSOD on new Ryzen build

I just bought a new mobo.

 

Please use the BSOD posting instruction to provide the Dumpfile BSOD - Posting Instructions - Windows 10 Forums
And fill in your System Specs.

 

Can't I'm afraid, the RAM has been sent back so can't get the error to show up again. I guess I ended up answering my own Q although I'm not sure the motherboard is actually working correctly as well. I'm sure we'll soon find out when replacement RAM is delivered.

But if the errors reappear any time soon, I'll post the dumpfile.

Thanks a lot

 

I purchased new Kingston Fury RAM locally and it now works fine - no more W10 errors and crashes as above. First time I've used Corsair and DOA - not a great experience. Reading online apparently Corsair have an industry-high failure rate, so back to Crucial and Kingston for me.

All the best