[7SP1 x64] BSOD on Ryzen. TEMP FIX: changed ram speed.

[ldeveraux]

I'd advise you to get it serviced because it's still under warranty.

NEW ADDITION

While not solved, I can trigger the problem easily now! I use TMPGEnc Authoring to author blurays. Whenever I author I get the BSOD with the same error on pci.sys. I believe it's related to the AMD video card and/or its drivers. Does this help fix the overlying issue?

 

[Sysnative Windows Update]

Can you borrow another card to test with? Really, the easiest way is to get it serviced, because it's under warranty.

 

[Dante4]

I'd advise you to get it serviced because it's still under warranty.

NEW ADDITION

While not solved, I can trigger the problem easily now! I use TMPGEnc Authoring to author blurays. Whenever I author I get the BSOD with the same error on pci.sys. I believe it's related to the AMD video card and/or its drivers. Does this help fix the overlying issue?

Try next steps:

1) Update your BIOS to last version
2) Go to AMD PSB
3) Set up PCI version as 2.0

 

[ldeveraux]

Can you borrow another card to test with? Really, the easiest way is to get it serviced, because it's under warranty.

There's nothing wrong with the board; I already exchanged it once, I'm not doing it again. I got completely fed up with the 398734 issues I was having so I tried another in-place upgrade. That really just made matters worse. So now I'm a not-proud member of the Windows 10 club. Once I upgraded the OS, I authored the bluray perfectly. I have no reason to believe the board or graphics card have anything to do with the underlying issue. Sounds like there's a reason they don't want you to run Windows 7 on a Ryzen part...

 

[Dante4]

Can you borrow another card to test with? Really, the easiest way is to get it serviced, because it's under warranty.

There's nothing wrong with the board; I already exchanged it once, I'm not doing it again. I got completely fed up with the 398734 issues I was having so I tried another in-place upgrade. That really just made matters worse. So now I'm a not-proud member of the Windows 10 club. Once I upgraded the OS, I authored the bluray perfectly. I have no reason to believe the board or graphics card have anything to do with the underlying issue. Sounds like there's a reason they don't want you to run Windows 7 on a Ryzen part...

Well, for me steps that i mentioned in prev post seems to be working just fine even with OC.

Reason is simply , they don't wanna you to stay on something, that not sends everything you do by default

 

[Sysnative Windows Update]

Can you borrow another card to test with? Really, the easiest way is to get it serviced, because it's under warranty.

There's nothing wrong with the board; I already exchanged it once, I'm not doing it again. I got completely fed up with the 398734 issues I was having so I tried another in-place upgrade. That really just made matters worse. So now I'm a not-proud member of the Windows 10 club. Once I upgraded the OS, I authored the bluray perfectly. I have no reason to believe the board or graphics card have anything to do with the underlying issue. Sounds like there's a reason they don't want you to run Windows 7 on a Ryzen part...

I can believe that. The manufacturers and the MS are trying to get as many people as they can to use Win10.