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Recently i've been having some problems with ram. Whenever i play a ram intensive game i get bsod error Memory_Managment or Kernel_Data_Inpage. I've been having this issue ever since i played ark. It first happened when i joined a map called TheIsland in ark. After that launching and playing a game for 5-10 minutes i get the bosd errors. While in google chrome i'm fine, I also did the memory diagnoses test nothing was wrong.
I got
gtx 1050 ti
fx 6300
Turbolink atx-xg500w psu
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866

 
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the kernel inpage error showed a suberror code of
error code 0xC00000C0 = This device does not exist


the memory management bugcheck is showing a undocumented error code 0x3f
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/bug-check-0x1a--memory-management


I would update the bios and the motherboard drivers from the motherboard vendors website.
I would focus on the SATA drivers, if you have a SSD you might look for firmware updates.
you might put the sata drive on a different sata controller or port and check the sata cable connection.

my guess would be that you are getting some error and your drive is disconnecting on you for some reason.
when the drive disconnect, you end up getting a kernel inpage error or...
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If it is my drivers hopefully it is, how'd i know which driver it is.


Edit: Whenever i log in to windows i get an error from ntoskrnl.exe saying it's missing Directx or opengl something like that dont really remember
 
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the kernel inpage error showed a suberror code of
error code 0xC00000C0 = This device does not exist


the memory management bugcheck is showing a undocumented error code 0x3f
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/bug-check-0x1a--memory-management


I would update the bios and the motherboard drivers from the motherboard vendors website.
I would focus on the SATA drivers, if you have a SSD you might look for firmware updates.
you might put the sata drive on a different sata controller or port and check the sata cable connection.

my guess would be that you are getting some error and your drive is disconnecting on you for some reason.
when the drive disconnect, you end up getting a kernel inpage error or some random driver bugchecks because it can not access the drive while it is disconnected. The more memory you have in your system the longer your system can go before you get a bugcheck after the drive disconnects. if windows detects the disconnection it will try to reset the hardware in order to get it to restart. I think the timeout is 30 seconds. I have seen systems with 16 gb of memory that you you could remove the drive from the running system and it would take 4 hours before you got a bugcheck.

generally if the drive disconnects and does not reconnect then the system can not save the memory dump to the c:\windows\minidump directory

sometimes with bad cables, you can get a bad sata data connection or power connection and the drive will get and break power depending on vibrations and thermal expansions so it is always good to check the connections for the cables to the drive.

 
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