Varied BSOD issues for months

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FelipeFF

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Hello, making this post as a last resort to try to fix the BSOD issues...

PC specs:
  • Dr. Zaber Sentry mini itx case
  • Mobo Biostar X370GTN
  • Ryzen 3600
  • 2x 16gb teamgroup 3200 mhz RAM
  • Noctua NH-L9i
  • Galax GTX 1660
  • Crucial P1 500Gb M.2 SSD
  • Samsung 860 evo 1 Tb sata SSD
  • Toshiba 1TB hdd
  • Corsair 450W SFX PSU
Timeline of events:
  • PC functioned perfectly for 2 years, then one day a weird problem started happening where the CPU would clock itself down to 0.15Ghz. Looking it up on google it seemed like a Mobo issue, where the temperature wasn't being detected correctly, disabling prochot on ryzen master software would fix the issue (also rebooting would fix it sometimes).
  • Ordered a new mobo, Gigabyte A520I AC as well as a new pc case, Lian Li lancool 2 mesh (moved the parts to the new case myself and reinstalled windows) that's when the BSDO problems started, system service exception, lock release, random .sys files, very random BSOD codes, happened 1-4 times a day, usually when the pc was turning on or waking from sleep, but also happens randomly.
  • Tried removing one stick of RAM and then the other, no luck. Bought new RAM stick, no luck.
  • Was sure the problem was the new mobo, RMA'd it and swapped back to the old mobo, the downclock issues no longer happened, all was working fine for about a week, when the BSOD problems started happening again (OMG).
  • Got the new mobo from RMA, put it in the case, same issues.
  • Tried Driver Verifier, got a minidump file but had to format the pc since it completly blew windows.
  • Bought a new PSU, Corsair 550W, problems still happen.
  • Tried removing the toshiba and samsung ssds, still happens.
That's where I'm now, the only parts I did not swap yet are the CPU and GPU, but those are so rare to cause BSOD right? unless I damaged the CPU when I swapped it to the new case?

Another info, the blue screens NEVER happened when playing games. So it seems like a driver issue? although I formated and reinstalled windows 10 multiples times in the last 2 months...

I also use windows 10 on Vmware for work, the blue screens also happens there (very cool).

Mini dump and Sysnative zip: BSOD - Google Drive
 
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I use logitech keyboard, mouse and headset, I saw in another thread here that those could cause issues... the keyboard is new, believe the problems started shortly after I got it.
 
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I have unninstalled logitech g hub, it was behaving weirdly, installing an update forever... if that wont fix I'll run the driver verifier again.
 
No BSOD until today, got one on the VMWare windows and one on the host PC, that's an improvement...

Also I noticed that when I get the blue screen and the pc restarts, the logitech wireless headset mic stops working, I have to remove the dongle and plug back in for it to work again.

Will run driver verifier again on saturday..
 

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