Sorry for repost - pretty desperate for any help!
Ok - I'm not actually drinking; only balding from pulling my damn hair out over this. I am going to be as thorough as possible here to help everyone pinpoint where the problem is.
Constantly, Windows crashes with MEMORY_MANGEMENT; PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA; FAULTY_HARDWARE_CORRUPTED_PAGE... you get the idea. Mostly, they are random - but commonly happen on: Startup; Sleep-Wake; Shutdown; High CPU load; gaming; and repairing system files.
Idk much about reading minidumps, but they are usually kernel-level processes that fail, and the are often pointing towards RAM being the culprit.
I suspected it was my RAM (4 x 16GB DDR4-3600Mhz CL16, "G-Skill Ripjaws V"). I recently tested each stick individually. Ran sfc /scannow with every stick, did everything to get it to BSoD again, and the result was only one stick crashed by itself. RAM #1 & RAM #2 had no issues. RAM #3 is the only one that crashed, failed the sfc scan (corrupted sys files). I think that is the faulty stick, because solo-testing RAM #4 without running DISM or system image fixes resulted in no corrupted files found in the sfc scan when testing
Ok. Sticks bad. Removed the suspected faulty stick and ran the other three - crashes. Same as before. Same errors, same causes.. I'm at my whits end here. If anyone knows what the hell's going on, and if I should just get a whole new PC.
Here are my latest MiniDump files. *Note: 14000-01, & 14484-01 happened while testing RAM #3 by itself. The others are from
Also, I dont know if this is relevant, but my Corsair CPU pump died right after a crash. Flashed red, CPU was at 75°C. Could be coincidence, but thought i'd mention it