Problems with Arsock Z690 steel legend, i5 13600k, 2x16 RAM DDR4 G skill TridentZ Royal 3600MHz, Multiple blue screensMultiple blue screens.

[Lalmon]

Hello, nice to meet you. I have a problem. What is a motherboard and I have an i5 13600K processor, I have 2x16G skill brand Trindez Royal DDR4 3600MHz, and I have been experiencing many blue screens, with several STOP CODES, I don't know if anyone can help me know what it is because I can't format and install Windows 11 because of the blue screens, I also have a Geforce RTX 3070 Aorus ti master card

 

[EarthDog]

What Power supply?

Does it happen under load or randomly and at idle?

What codes are you seeing?

 

[Lalmon]

There are multiple blue screens, and with different codes, it has an 850W source, 80Plus Gold

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I was writing down many codes that they gave me:

CODE STOP: MEMORY_MAGNATED
CODE STOP: SYSTEM_SERVICE
CODE STOP: PAGE_FAULT_IN_
CODE STOP: KMODE_EXECTION_NOT_HANDLED
CODE STOP: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
CODE STOP: ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY
CODE STOP : UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP
CODE STOP : MODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HEANDLED

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It is daily, it happens when I want to enter Windows or something is being updated, or being in Windows and doing nothing, it crashes or blue screen

 

[unsafesteagle]

First guess is misconfigured memory

 

[Lalmon]

What configuration can I put?

 

[unsafesteagle]

Make sure all configs are removed so you can further stability test.
Factory default or ya memory default auto

 

[Lalmon]

Could you help me with the configurations please!!!

 

[unsafesteagle]

At start up enter into the uefi/bios screen and apply the factory defaults. Save reboot

Reload windows installation media and report back.

 

[Lalmon]

I have already done this and in the middle of the installation I get the blue screen

 

[unsafesteagle]

Try it with 1 memory stick only..

If it crashes try it with the other memory stick

 

[dfonda]

I asked to have this moved to the Intel Mobo section. It sounds like a temp problem if it is happening soon after booting. CPU thermal paste ? GPU seated properly ? RAM seated properly ? Mobo standoffs ?

Pull the GPU out and use the onboard CPU graphics. This will eliminate the GPU as the problem. Post #10 will eliminate the RAM as the issue.

 

[Lalmon]

I already did everything, discarding the GPU. Although my CPU is missing a little bit of dough, I use a liquid cooler with 3 fans, I also tested each memory in different slots. And possibly it is the RAM.