Can you try another RAM from motherboard compatibility list?
And you may try the methods described at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client...
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I've been having several BSOD's in the last days but can't find out what is causing them.
I have tried updating and going back to older drivers but the problems seem to persist. Sometimes it takes several minutes to an hour to get a BSOD and sometimes there are multiple in a row right after rebooting.
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Can you try another RAM from motherboard compatibility list?
And you may try the methods described at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client...
You have 1.1 V now, but RAM was tested at 1.4 V. So you may safely increase RAM voltage and see if this helps.
I tried increasing DRAM Voltage to 1.200V which also increased DRAM VDDQ Voltage to 1.200V but when trying to play a game my pc froze again
> does that mean it's not compatible?
No, but this means it may be needed to find a modes for stable operation by yourself. Default settings may be incorrect.
Please try to increase RAM voltage.