Getting MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSoD on new build
Getting MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSoD on new build
Consider testing different approaches to identify the problem. You might turn off the device in Device Manager and continue with your previous task, observe any changes—this could indicate a driver-related issue. Since the system reports memory problems, the likely cause is a faulty driver. You can visit the Intel website to obtain the latest driver or reinstall it manually using MSI. If needed, reach out to MSI support with your details for assistance. I regret not being able to offer more help, it's getting late, and I'm running out of options. Unless this fixes the matter, I might have to pass it to someone else.
Appreciate the effort. The issue in the dump was something I couldn't resolve, but your feedback is very useful.
These issues seem to stem from memory management problems. It appears the system is using virtual RAM, which can blur the line between RAM and storage. If corrupted data lingers unnoticed, it may mimic storage behavior. I’d be more confident if the error displayed a page file operation. You’re currently using the most recent BIOS, which recently addressed a bug related to unsupported processors and added compatibility for 14th-gen chips. Other potential fixes might be worth trying. Would you like me to open Disk Management and inspect the disk layout for the page file?
You're considering RAM as the solution. Just because errors appear in Intel or Wi-Fi logs doesn't confirm it's the real problem. Try replacing with a 2x kit instead of 4x. That should help, right?
They don't display WiFi, so he simply opened the dump in a hex editor and that was the final line.
I'm leaning toward a mix of RAM and storage. Try using the machine with just one RAM stick at a time to check if only one causes issues. I'm skeptical of memory testers for DDR4 and newer, since they often miss problems. It's possible the issue lies with the CPU's memory controller, though that's less common unless you're adjusting voltage or overclocking.