Hey everyone! I'm experiencing some frustrating BSODs (Blue Screen of Death) on my build featuring a 13900KF. Specifically, I keep running into a recurring BSOD caused by BEdaisy.sys, which seems tied to the BattleEye anti-cheat software. This started happening a few weeks back when I had issues with Windows Updates failing to install. After several attempts, I finally managed to reinstall Windows 11, but encountered BSODs during the process. I even swapped SSDs but the problem persists. The other BSOD errors include KERNEL_MODE_HEAP_CORRUPTION, ntoskrnl.exe, and Cl.dll.
For context, I've already checked my RAM, ensured my BIOS is up-to-date, and updated SSD firmware. I was running my RAM at 6000MHz but have it set to 5000MHz now. To give you a brief rundown of my system:
- GPU: Nvidia 3080 Strix
- Motherboard: Asus Z790-F Strix
- RAM: Vengeance 2x 16GB
- Cooling: H150i AIO
- Storage: Several Samsung SSDs
It's super frustrating, especially for a high-end system worth over $3000. Any insights or tips would be appreciated!
4 Answers
You should also keep in mind that this could point to memory errors, especially since you're dealing with an Intel CPU, which can act up if there's a voltage issue. It's often a good idea to check your RAM or even consider RMA-ing it if it's under warranty.
First off, make sure you gather those dump files from your BSODs—they'll really help with figuring out what's going wrong. You can find them in the C:WindowsMinidump folder. Zip them up and upload them to a file-sharing site, as we need multiple files to get a clear picture. If you haven't done this yet, it's a great place to start!
Check your BIOS settings for Intel RST (Rapid Storage Technology). If you're not using RAID, turning it off might help with those storage-related BSODs you mentioned. That issue could be affecting your memory performance too, given how Windows handles the page file.
BEdaisy.sys is part of the BattleEye anti-cheat. I'd recommend trying to reinstall that software first to see if it solves the BSOD issue. If that doesn’t help, consider disabling your XMP settings in the BIOS since it seems like it's been causing some instability. Just a thought!
I did reinstall BattleEye, but I guess I need to tackle the XMP settings next.
Got it, I’ll check for those dump files!