Error code BSOF indicating a page fault in non-paged area.
Error code BSOF indicating a page fault in non-paged area.
Analyzing from a single dump file may not give accurate results since patterns are better spotted across several files. RAM seems like the most likely culprit based on this observation. I favor testing RAM one stick at a time rather than using memory testers, as they often miss faulty RAM.
I'm using LinpackXtreme-1.1.5. First run showed BSOF = IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL, then the BIOS reset to default and LinpackXtreme passed without a blue screen. Finally, XMP 1 was restored and the AI OC mode worked in the BIOS, eliminating the blue screen. It seems the OC might not have been configured correctly at first.
1.2v is typical for DDR4 RAM, though it might not be sufficient. After that point, the system switched to XMP 1 but stopped reaching 5.1ghz. Using the AI OC feature in the BIOS, I’ll leave it as is; if a BSOD occurs again under those conditions, we’ll need to reassess.
It seems you're referring to the dump files showing a RAM-like appearance. Overclocking might be responsible. I may have worded it awkwardly, but the core idea is that the updated dump didn<|pad|> page my earlier reasoning about the crash. Other factors can also mimic RAM behavior.