Windows 10: Playing Minecraft when *BAM!* BSOD. Error code 0000001a. O.o

That looks okay.

1. If the is system runs stable maybe we should wait if another bluescreen appears. If yes, just wait for 2 or 3 bsods, then upload an new dm log collector zip, so we can analyse again.

2. Please test your RAM to rule that out:
​Playing Minecraft when *BAM!* BSOD. Error code 0000001a. - Page 2 - Windows 10 Forums

 

Pardon the poor image quality but it didn't make 8 passes in 8 hours, it only made 4 and errored. Trying to not say anything bad here. >.< I prebought the Ryzen, the Asus Prime x370 Pro, Gskill memory, and Corsair H110I AIO water cooler at the same time, so back in Feb before Ryzen was released. So, I guess I am looking at buying new memory so I can keep the rig running while I RMA the Gskill that's in it. >.< Correct?

Ok, that's odd, on my computer the picture is right side up, on my phone the picture is right side up, what the heck?

 

Remove 1 RAM stick so that you only test 8GB at a time to differentiate the good from the malfunctioning RAM stick.
Run at least 8 passes again on each RAM in the same DIMM.
The RAM sticks have the same part number. Check to see whether they are single or dual channel when considering replacement:

 

I bought them as a 8gbx2 16gb kit so...

 

If theres warranty replace the kit. Its not your job to test which RAM module is defective, the dealer has to do that.

But was this the right version of memtest? It should be Memtest86+ V5.01

 

According to this - MemTest86 - Download now! - V7.3 and that is what I downloaded the USB image of and burned onto my thumbdrive.

 

Run MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 10 Forums

from here: Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool

 

Ok, though the + is older, 2013, than the non + . I'll do that tonight before I head off to bed.

 

Ok, so, I can't run the + version. I did exactly what I did to install and run the non + version. I put the thumb drive in, downloaded the USB installer, ran the USB installer, checked Format drive, clicked install. It did it's thing and reported that the thumb drive was bootable and the files were installed. A quick peek at the drive shows files there. I then restarted the computer. Once I got the bootup screen I pressed F8, it entered the boot up menu, I picked the USB drive, and enter and it hesitated before booting into Windows. Tried twice. I think it is because of the same reason why I can't install Windows 7, no USB 2 anywhere on the computer. It's all USB 3 and 3.1. And before you suggest, no, I don't have an optical drive neither. So...

 

Ugg, and the + version USB installer mucked up my thumb drive. I had to fix it as I need it to transfer some pdfs to someone and found the 4gb thumb drive was only being seen as 50mb. Well, they're cheap, next time I am down at Frys I'll pick up another. But, still. Guess from the lack of replies that I am looking at buying more memory. Ok, that'll be payday then. Swap memory and RMA the old back to GSkill. I've still got the picture, I'll include that in the RMA if they want to question it.

 

It's been running ok, though I've not gotten the memory yet, payday is this Friday so I'll get something GSkill recommends. The fun of prepurchasing hardware, comparability lists generally don't exist so it's a turkey shoot. >.<