help with my new pc ---- update (FIXED)

Might be something wrong with directX
And if it is possible I would recommend formatting your drive and doing a fresh install - if this won't help it will exclude software problems.

Did you install Windows from scratch, or used an existing installation?

How long did you run memtest for? It needs several hours, ideally 8+ for each stick of RAM.

The RAM you've bought is not explicitly supported by your motherboard (you can view the list here). Usually any RAM works on any motherboard, but rarely it does cause problems. If possible, I would return this memory and buy a new kit.

I would replace the RAM to something that is on the motherboards compability list.

driver_irql_not_less_or_equal and PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA are both memory faults.

There is no way the memory is supported by the motherboard manufacturer. Try only with one RAM slot occupied, if still fails try the other memory stick...

But my guess is that the memory you purchased is really low quality and doesn't pass any quality testing on factory, better replace these with other more known brand, the price doesn't change that much.

You can try install both modules and run WindowsMemoryDiagnostic (or something simmilar).

I would RMA the memory.

I think with mine the GPU was also an issue at one point, it points to DirectX.
https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html to completely uninstall drivers and try an older gpu driver, or update your bios or recheck/reinstall directx or edit the registry in the last link.

Try these.
https://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-10/how-to-fix-the-dxgmms2-sys-bsod-error-in-windows-10/
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/fix-dxgmms2-sys-bsod-error-on-windows-computer

I would check the memory voltage in bios. Once I had a similar issue with a well known kit. The system was really unstable. Turned out that the memory I bought required slightly higher voltage(officially 1,9V despite being DDR2(however it was certified to work with even up to 2,2 in OC profiles))

As I can see the description of the memory you bought mentions 1,35V while the standard for DDR4 is 1,2V. Your motherboard may not be recognizing the memory correctly and defaulting to 1,2

If you'd bring that machine to the store I work at, we'd probably say it's the SSD, RAM and we'd advice you to improve that PSU. I don't think you'll have enough. I would feel a bit insecure with those 450.
Wish you the best of luck. Don't forget to check if the components are well put together, especially the PSU cables.

• Reset BIOS settings, Last update is Ver. 3802
• Update chipset https://www.amd.com/es/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am4/b450
• DDU drivers
• Install https://www.amd.com/es/support/graphics/radeon-500-series/radeon-rx-500-series/radeon-rx-570
• just to be sure check ssd integrity with adata tool (optional)

Have some suspicions on PSU, but try those first

I would try to help if you need it

It could be a lot of things but Let's start simple:
1) Check if All Cables are Well Connected (Power Cord, Sata, HDMI, PSU Cables) and Replace Them if You can (Except PSU Cables for now, guessing that is Semi/Modular).
2) Check if All Fans are Working (CPU, GPU, Case, PSU)
3) Monitor your Temps and or Voltages of your CPU, GPU, SSD, Motherboard (I personally use a Free Program Called HWMonitor)

Let me share you my small experience with Asus entry level motherboards, they're terrible and very picky with RAM modules, and they also need a good PSU for those really low CPU power levels, the "C" State mode If I recall because their entry level designs are not the best, your Power Supply seems enough, Antec is reliable. If you see on the motherboard specs link It only supports 2666 MHZ max without Overclock, what speed was using through the BIOS? The JEDEC which is probably 2133mhz?
You can ask your friend to stay with his RAM modules for a weekend or full week and try different scenarios (if that is possible). If you don't get BSODs It's clearly some RAM compatibility issue or the ones you got are faulty, but memory test software show errors pretty fast when one of the RAM chips are faulty, they must be 8X 1GB chips. My bad if I'm not using the right terms, I've been out of PC HW for a while.

Corsair and Kingston RAM are the most common and reliable, Corsair "states" having a life time warranty. Check the motherboard compatibility list. And use 2666MHZ modules as the maximum if It's possible, I don't know If the motherboard supports XMP profiles. But If the chart says (O.C.) you need to Overclock the RAM manually for 3200MHZ.

A B550 motherboard would have been better, but yeah they're pricier.

Good luck, I hope you enjoy your PC without issues soon.

If your friends ram works fine in your pc, but the one you bought crashes in yours but works fine in your pc, you can deduce it's the ram compatibility that's causing the issue. You could try to reinstall mb drivers(which you've done I think) and check to make sure you're not running the memory above 1.35volts somehow, and do a chkdsk and a sfc/scannow in cmd.exe but those things are basically pointless since just swapping the modules with your friend fixes the issue. Or maybe undervolt the ram maybe it's unstable at 1.35v despite claiming to run. I'd look for a tut on that though. Are you running the ram with docp/axmp?

Try to turn off Fast Startup.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/pkw7bh/tons_of_bsod_errors_while_fast_startup_was/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/f90pjb/reminder_for_those_who_are_facing_stability/

Use this (free utility) to check the BSOD minidumps, maybe it is caused by some driver:

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

you may have a bad stick of RAM, make a bootable usb with https://www.memtest86.com/ and scan your RAM. Sometimes new sticks can be bad. this happened to me with brand new corsair RAM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_xFNojChNA&t=335s

sounds like a bad motherboard possibly

Try disabling PBO in the bios settings, a friend of mine had bsod issues on another ryzen cpu that just went away after that.

looks like you need RMA memory modules
Aliexpres is source of cheap low quality goods memory better to get second hand from ebay or some deal on local shops and chose some recognizable brand, for ddr4 radiators are purely cosmetic I used OEMs from Micron and currently from Samsung Green PCB OC to 4000Mhz CL19 * I paid 53 Euro second hand for 2x16GB

Run memtest usb botable
https://www.memtest86.com/

Can be also due low quality memory modules need tune memory OC setting in bios - Impedances & CAD_BUS Setup
Check Termination Resistances:
https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/ahs5a2/demystifying_memory_overclocking_on_ryzen_oc/

Try clear CMOS aka reset BIOS/UEFI. Then leave everything on default settings except maybe boot options.

try running it with just one memory stick, if it does not bsod - try with the other one separately too. Also, don't rule out your PSU - if it's old, it can be because of it (but that's not easy to check unless you can borrow a PSU from your friend)

glad you fixed it eventually.