BSOD and In-Game Crashing with Windows 10 Pro 64bit - Ryzen 7 1700x, rx 480

[awaytodiealone]

Hi. I recently upgraded from a 5 year old PC with an fx-8350 processor in a HAF 912 case to a smaller, more compact, much quicker build. Specs below.

MSi b350m gaming pro
Ryzen 7 1700x
16gb (2x8gb) g.skill F4-3200C16D-16GVKB
XFX rx 480 8gb hard swap - Purchased last year for old build and I felt I didn't need to upgrade
Intel 120gb SSD
2TB Seagate Barracuda
Corsair Carbide 88R
Cryorig M9a Cooler
2pk Corsair ML120

I have been attempting to play a couple of shooters like Battlefield 4 and Overwatch. Overwatch crashes every time I play within 30 minutes to the Battle.net crash log message. Battlefield 4 causes BSODs. What the crap is going on here?

I have updated to most recent GPU drivers and installed AMD chipset drivers. I ran memtest and passed and am running the RAM using XMP profile for 3200MHz that was automatically detected by BIOS. I am not currently doing any overclocks on any hardware. Please give me some suggestions.

 

[awaytodiealone]

Just found the compatibility list after MANY searches and realize now that the RAM is not on the list, but I would prefer not to deal with a return and reorder. Hope this isn't the issue. Maybe the RAM isn't able to run at 3200MHz? It appears some of the compatible RAM does not run at full speed.

 

[awaytodiealone]

I am going to try upping the Voltage and run memtest64.

 

[awaytodiealone]

ok so... I have not fixed this issue yet. My PC is still blue screening after reinstalling windows completely. I ran memtest64 and windows memory test and no issues. I am worried that the motherboard may be the issue, but I am not sure. I can play BF1, PUBG, Nier: Automata without any problem; But I can not play Overwatch, Strafe, Destiny 2, Mass Effect Andromeda without crashing or BSOD.

Can someone please help me out? How can I tell what the issue is?