Plague of BSODs

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   I this a new build or did the system run for a while without BSODs?
Memory management and kernel issues point to RAM or CPU problems.
RAM: What is the 64GB configuration exactly? 8x8, 4x16?
For a test, reduce RAM clock to 2133MHz.
If 8x8, use 4x8 in dual channel
if 4x16, use 2x16 in dual channel
CPU: Cooling/Temperature?

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	I this a new build or did the system run for a while without BSODs? Memory management and kernel issues point to RAM or CPU problems. RAM: What is the 64GB configuration exactly? 8x8, 4x16? For a test, reduce RAM clock to 2133MHz. If 8x8, use 4x8 in dual channel if 4x16, use 2x16 in dual channel CPU: Cooling/Temperature?
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	Hello, I have a Taichi x399, 1950x Threadripper, 2080 EVGA, 64gb G.Skill Ripjaw 4 2400, a samsung 970 1TB m.2, 850 gold cert psu running windows 10. Now this I figured this build was going to be amazing however I've been plagued with non-stopped BSOD every other day if not every day. Most of them consist of memory management and kernel issues. I have run all sorts of memory diagnostics and hardware checks, wiped and reinstalled windows countless times on multiple different SSD's and my m.2. When I get my BSOD they wont even finish loading it just stays at 0% until I reboot. Please any help will be appreciated.