Windows 10: Repeated BSOD - WHEA Logger Event 46 When Playing Games/Running Intensive Programs

Hello,I am hoping someone is able to help me with diagnosing and solving this issue with my computer. I've posted on here previously with my crash error, I've brought my PC to multiple shops to have it looked at, and even been in contact with Microsoft support. No one can seem to be able to pinpoint the issue here, and it's getting increasingly frustrating that I've had a newly built PC that I've invested a ton of time and money into that is practically unusable without experiencing a crash. Upon initial build of the PC, I had found that the motherboard was defective and had it RMA'd. From the

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BSOD - WHEA Logger Event 46

Updated all the drivers & ran memtest. Returned 0 errors on the full 4 passes. Tried to jump back into a game and same BSOD & WHEA logger event 46.

 

BSOD - WHEA Logger Event 46

Hello,

I have been having issues with a newly built PC where I get a BSOD whenever doing anything intensive. Temperatures don't appear to be getting too hot & causing a shutdown. When checking the event viewer, I see the shutdowns were WHEA Logger Event ID 46 - Fatal hardware error has occurred. Component: Memory. I did have a BSOD while performing an OCCT stability test to try and troubleshoot.

Here is the compressed folder of the crash dump:

Minidump.zip

 

Event 46 WHEA-Logger, Memory Issues and BSoD

Good evening,

I recently upgraded the hardware in my pc. Since then, I have experienced repeated BSoDs and crashes during high resource use activities (such as gaming and streaming, watching Youtube, or chatting on discord).

When a BSoD occurs, it comes with the stopcode WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR

The system log in the event viewer lists Event 46 WHEA-Logger as the issue with a Machine Check Exception in the memory.

I have run MemTest86 as well as Windows Memory Diagnostic and neither test returned any errors. I have not experienced any issues with booting or stability issues other than when I'm gaming and performing another high-resource task as mentioned above. The BIOS settings are all default. The hardware I am running is as follows:

Motherboard; Asus Prime B550 plus

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X

GPU: GTX 970

RAM: Kingston Fury 2400hz [2x8gb]

All components were purchased and installed a little under 2 months ago.

From similar threads, I have minidump files prepared to share on request if necessary.

I'm not sure what the issue is or if the minidump will provide insight but I'm curious to know if the 2400hz is enough.