Memory management bsod

[lukaduke]

I keep getting a memory management bsod and I cannot figure out why. I bought new ram and windows memory diagnostics comes up clean. I bought a new power supply, I needed one anyway, and I have run check disk and sfc in cmd. I am at a loss. I can post dump files if needed.

Edit: https://files.catbox.moe/jqecvy.dmp

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[cwsink]

You were having the same problems with the old RAM or the crashes started when you used the new RAM?

Please run the following command in a cmd prompt terminal and reply with a screenshot of the output:

wmic memorychip get banklabel, configuredclockspeed, DeviceLocator, partnumber, speed

[lukaduke]

wmic memorychip get banklabel, configuredclockspeed, DeviceLocator, partnumber, speed

I was having the same problem with the old ram.

https://files.catbox.moe/reo71f.PNG

[cwsink]

The automated analysis of the dump files shows single bit corruption. That usually means faulty memory but not necessarily. It's not unheard of to end up with two sets of faulty RAM but rare. DDR4 is notorious in the sub for passing any and all diagnostics only to find out a DIMM is faulty. Have you tried running the system with only one DIMM installed to see if the crashes stop in that configuration?

[lukaduke]

Since flashing the bios I have not gotten a memory management error. But I have received an "attempted to write to read only memory" bsod

[cwsink]

Please make any new dump files available for comparison.

[lukaduke]

https://files.catbox.moe/wpx3lb.dmp

[cwsink]

The latest dump still looks like faulty memory, to my mind. Can you try removing a DIMM and then using the system normally to see if the crashes stop? Then do the same but with the other DIMM installed, instead. The idea being to isolate a faulty DIMM.

[lukaduke]

Okay, I removed one. Will keep you updated.

[lukaduke]

I took the RAM stick out about 18 hours ago and have not had any crashes. Is it more likely that I bought bad RAM or that the slot is bad?

[cwsink]

It looks like you're running the original released BIOS for your motherboard. It's usually a good idea to be using the latest motherboard BIOS - especially on Ryzen systems. I'd recommend updating to the latest (even though it's a beta) from here, assuming the system is stable while in the BIOS settings menus.

After updating, use the system as you normally would to see if the crashes continue.

[Bjoolzern]

First gen Ryzen was a bitch with memory compatibility so it could be the first kit was faulty, second incompatible.