Here is a link to my Dropbox folder where I'm adding memory dumps as they're produced. It's the same as the link provided below. Also, the newest edits are at the top of this post. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vw7zkiwbq7hh05p/AABxLOaKIc8V5djSgyy3sUWja?dl=0
EDIT: Another BSOD, while watching Netflix in Chrome. Added to the Dropbox link.
EDIT: Finally got another BSOD, and this one actually produced a full memory dump (1.07GB). It should be available at the same link below once it finishes uploading. I've compressed it to 181MB with 7zip, so that'll help some. This most recent crash was while watching Vimeo in the new Edge browser, but it's also happened while watching YouTube in Chrome. If anyone can provide any insight, I'd be grateful. Reminder, this is with the new PSU and all 16GB of RAM. The only pieces of electronic hardware I haven't completely replaced are the CPU, hard drives, and possibly the GPUs (it's been going on long enough that this particular problem might be newer than my GPUs). Thanks much!
EDIT: So I RMA'd my PSU, got the new one, installed it two days ago and everything has been fine until just now. Got an IRQL_not_less_or_equal BSOD. The worst news is that it seems like Windows didn't save a memory dump either :-( The only dump I have is from a while back. It might be because of low disc space on that disc, so I'll try to clear some up. The ONLY remaining components that haven't been totally replaced are the hard drives and the CPU.
EDIT: Here is a link to my RAM dumps. The complete dump is 800MB, so it's still uploading. I'll add more here as they are generated. It will be up for the foreseeable future. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vw7zkiwbq7hh05p/AABxLOaKIc8V5djSgyy3sUWja?dl=0
Looks a lot like this problem: Frequent BSoDs regarding memory corruption ...but running SFC has never found any bad files.
There's a lot of background, so please bear with me. I'll try to be systematic.
I've been having intermittent BSOD crashes for the last 2 years, or so. Errors have included:
- IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
- MEMORY_MANAGEMENT
- PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
- BAD_POOL_HEADER
and others.
OS This started with Windows 7 and has continued with Windows 10. One such crash even necessitated a clean install of Windows 7, so that I could re-upgrade to Windows 10, so I've completely reinstalled the OS at least 4 times since these problems started.
GPU The problem started with one pair of non-SLI NVIDIA GPUs, and has persisted with a different pair of non-SLI NVIDIA GPUs.
Mobo This problem started with one ASUS motherboard, and has continued with a newer model ASUS motherboard.
RAM This problem started with one set of RAM and has persisted with a completely new set of RAM. At the same time I upgraded the motherboard, I also upgraded my RAM from 16GB of DDR3 1066 to 16GB of DDR3 1333, both G.Skill. (The GPU upgrade was a year or so before the mobo upgrade)
Disks I have four HDD, two of which are SSDs. One SSD is my boot disk, the other three are storage. I've run a pagefile on all four disks, no pagefile at all, only on the SSDs, only on the conventional disks, and everything in between, with BSODs occurring in every configuration. The OS disk has been formatted a few times as part of an install, but the other disks have been largely unchanged. I think this problem started while I still had my OS on a conventional disk, but I can't remember for sure.
Power I have a 750 watt PSU that's 3-4 years old, never seemed to have issues... but this might be that. I'm also on an uninterruptible power supply, but it's not reported switching to battery power since I installed it a couple of months ago.
I've run MemTest a half-dozen times, never with any faults at all, but only on the first set of RAM. More recently, I ran Windows Memory Diagnostic on all four modules, and got some faults. Then I ran it on only two, with no faults, then on the other two, with no faults. Each test was 3 passes of the "Extended" test set.
I've run verifier.exe, but it's fairly opaque, so I don't know if it gave me any useful information.
I've been using the home version of WhoCrashed to look at minidumps, but I recently discovered WinDBG (WHY IS THIS NOT A STANDARD OS FEATURE?!?!?!), but I've only produced two dumps since discovering it, so not a lot of new info. One dump pointed to "memory_corruption," which is what prompted running WMD.
I have two minidumps and a memory.dmp that I can share via Dropbox, if anyone things they'd be useful, but they're only from the last two days.
Thanks for any suggestions.