Windows 10 Win 10 BSOD - Previous BSOD culprit was GPU, replaced GPU and still same issue?

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Windows 10 - BSOD help win 10 please

The thread discusses a user's persistent Windows 10 BSOD issues, primarily related to their AMD Radeon R9 200 GPU, with troubleshooting advice from anot...

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Essentially just need to know is the new BSOD also caused by the new GPU? Thats a head scratcher if so.

Here's the new log - BEAST-(2020-01-04_11-32-34).zip

 

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You do have outdated intel drivers go here to install the latest Link Removed

 

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You do have outdated intel drivers go here to install the latest Link Removed

I installed and ran that and it only says my SSD Toolbox software was outdated, but my main drive is a nvme and I don't even use the SSD anymore (its not even plugged in right now), so I don't think thats the issue.

Edit - Looks like the NVMe is covered under that software so n/m.

Here's the detailed report -

Dropbox - Error - Simplify your life

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Ah I see there's no actual dump from 1/4...weird. Guess I'll wait for the next BSOD!

 

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Ok update...looks like the NVMe was covered under the SSD toolbox and had a firmware update which I've applied. Guess I'll wait and see if that helped.

Is there any specific indication on the BSOD from 1/4 ?