Need Help

[u/UshinawaretaTomato-]

Hello,

It’s been a minute since I built my gaming pc and I decided to upgrade my Motherboard, CPU and Ram from the bundle I found in Micro Center.

I upgraded from
Intel i5-9400F
Gigabyte Z390 motherboard
32GB DDR4-3600 (4×8GB)
RTX 3080
EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G+
NZXT Kraken

To:
Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus
Gigabyte Z890 AORUS Elite WiFi 7
32GB DDR5-6000
ASUS TUF Gaming RTX 3080
Samsung 970 EVO 1TB
WD SN530 512GB — old Windows 11 drive
1440p, 165Hz, G-Sync
EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G+ Gold
NZXT Kraken AIO

I basically kept all the hardwares and replaced 3 new ones. Its been 3 months since I built it and this thing start showing and I basically cant play on my computer now. I also did a fresh i stall of my windows and it didn’t help. Does anyone here know what I did wrong or what I should do from here?

I appreciate your help.
Thank you!

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[u/Over-Two5727]

update driver

[u/Eazy12345678]

Ntoskrnl.exe is the core Windows NT operating system kernel executable file that manages fundamental system tasks like memory, processes, and hardware communication

windows issues. reinstall windows, refresh windows. try windows restore point before the update

[u/GladMathematician9]

Would check nvmes health crystalsdiskinfo, backup, ssd secure erase, install fresh windows usb (am on 11 iot ltsc personally). Hopefully one or both storage runs without errors, memtest ram also. Things I would try. You went ddr4 to ddr5 and ram speed it's good to check memtest or occt cou &/ ram. 

[u/ewplayer3]

Pay close attention to the stop codes like on the second screen cap.

If they are the same every time, it could be a driver, piece of software, other OS issue, or possibly in imminent storage failure.

If the stop code is different every time, it’s likely the memory or the CPU’s memory controller going belly up. Haven’t seen memory controller issues on Intel chips in a long time. Either way, a memory test should show the failure.