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If I had an HDD with a known bad sector I would replace the drive. I know of course that there are replacement sectors on HDDs (that's what...

Your BSODs all appear to be related to the same driver; mrvmdk.sys. This seems to be a component of Macrium Reflect. The version of...

Finally, I should mention that it was a hardware issue. I replaced a memory card and the problem has been completely resolved, I haven’t had...

If you can't make it fail in Safe Mode then that tends to point at your problems being software/driver related. If by 'factory reset' you...

I'm with @axe0 above in trying another PCIe slot. To me, all the indications here are an issue with the RTX 3080.... 1. We have the 0x124...

It would help if you followed the BSOD Posting instructions as above, that way we get all of the necessary problem determination data. If...

Now that's interesting. The WHEA errors have indeed disappeared, that suggests that there is some third-party driver responsible for these...

There are no attachments in that post. Does it freeze/crash/BSOD in Safe Mode? There is certainly something amiss with that WD Black...

I can see several live kernel events with 0x1A8 codes. These are probably related to the freezing you're seeing, they are caused by the...

TBH I think that what we've seen so far strongly suggests that the problem is probably the card. The Furmark test suggested above is a good...

Yeah same here, circled in yellow is where I found it. I will update this thread in future if problems do arise again.

If you found debris in the GPU PCIe slot then I'd bet that was the cause. Thanks for letting us know!

Definitely update the BIOS, as suggested above. There have been many updates since the version you have installed and it's quite possible...

I apologise for the long delay in replying, I've been dealing with some health issues. Can you please upload the full kernel dump to a...

Hello, and welcome to the forum! It would help us a lot if you followed the BSOD Posting Instructions, that way we get all the necessary...

In appreciate your confidence in the RAM and BIOS, but you have asked for help with BSODs and crashes and I, for one, don't share your...

First things first: please remove the XMP overclock on your RAM. When dealing with BSODs all overclocks must be removed, including RAM...

I don't think that setting both to 100% achieves the effect we want. I do know that setting both to 99% does achieve the effect. Still, it's...

In that case go into the Windows power options, expand the Processor Power Management section and set BOTH the Minimum AND Maximum Processor...

That last crash was a BSOD and produced a dump. One thing I notice in that dump is that the failure happened as the processor came of of the...

I can see the RAM is running at 2666MHz, I can also see the crash on 7th in the logs, but again there is nothing in the logs to indicate...

Your logon issues are because the system is setup to use a domain controller, there are regular errors in the System log for this... Log...