Ongoing BSOD over last few weeks

[Sumguy]

Hi all

The last few weeks I have been getting BSOD quite frequently. I am not getting the same error message every time it BSOD's.

Running an i9 13900k on an ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 HERO MOBO.

I have tried several troubleshooting options for hardware, including removal of the GFX card, removal off each of the SSD's as well as  removing each of the 32GB sticks of ram, also trying a brand new 16GB stick i purchased just to ensure it wasnt RAM.

I have updated the BIOS to the most recent version (2301 released may 30) and selected the intel default settings. I am still receiving BSODS.

Im wondering if anyone has any suggestions on BIOS settings (or any other suggestions)  i could try to help narrow down if this is a CPU and or MOBO issue?

Thanks

[그래요ITech]

Since you've tried various hardware troubleshooting options and updated the BIOS to the latest version, but the issue still the same.

Here are a few additional steps you might consider:

1. Check Event Viewer: Review the Event Viewer logs in Windows to see if there are any specific error codes or patterns associated with the BSODs. This can provide valuable information about the root cause of the crashes.

2. Check for Driver Updates: Ensure that all device drivers, including chipset drivers, graphics drivers, and storage controller drivers, are up-to-date. Sometimes outdated or incompatible drivers can cause BSODs.

3. MemTest86: Run MemTest86 or a similar memory diagnostic tool to thoroughly test your RAM modules for any errors. Even though you've tried different RAM configurations, it's still worth confirming if there are any issues with the memory modules.

4. CPU Stress Test: Consider running a CPU stress test, such as Prime95 or Intel Burn Test, to stress-test the CPU and see if it triggers any stability issues or BSODs. This can help determine if the issue is related to the CPU or motherboard.

5. Reset BIOS Settings: If you've made any custom BIOS settings changes, consider resetting the BIOS to default settings to rule out any potential conflicts or misconfigurations.

By systematically going through these steps, you should be able to gather more information and narrow down the cause of the BSODs. you can visit this link: Blue Screen Error (BSOD) While Using Intel® Processors

Hope it helps

Max