possible spot
Re-Apply thermal paste
Viruses
OCCT to check for overloading power supply / overheating / thermal throttling
Can complete 3dmark without blue screen'ing
If still not complete then disassemble

example if the cooling system isn't working or if you don't have enough power for a graphics card upgrade it will blue screen. There are jobs specifically to run 3dmark but you absolutely need to be using

, especially if you're only replacing the same motherboard.

Also, could it be possible to add the special requests that customers have to the little post it thingy that displays on the left side of the screen
special requests like blue cables, 3d mark etc displayed on the little sticky note.

( http://prntscr.com/ma8n8a & http://prntscr.com/ma8nln ) that the motherboard was broken, I took it, order a new one and finished it. Now the PC is working fine, and doesn't make any Blue screen. But for some reason it

is that by stepping up from 1 to 2 and thereafter 3 x 140 rads the temperatures improve, but with 3 the max temp until a blue screen decreases. going to 4 rads doesn't seem to have any influence at

as I just increase cpu ratio? I can't even put 200 mhz on a ryzen 7 2700 with an AIO cooler. OCCT run ends in blue screens after a few seconds. [/quote]

Your OC is unstable. Reduce clocks or volts. In

. So it could be possible to have a power supply that would cause a blue screen / crash in 3dmark from not having enough power for the components/overclock but it has to run through 3dmark's full

even get it to hit 60FPS because as soon as I adjust the OC it keeps crashing with an interrupt blue screen. I had one of the processors up to 2.00V and it ran stable but even then it ran as if it was

, but the second card can't pass the OCCT test, its temperature climbed higher than 95.6 ℃ frequently, then i get the udisplay.drv blue screen error.
I maxed out the case fans, too. Using 7x 120mm case

450 watt power supply in the computer, then run OCCT on infinite and see it go to 455 watts then blue screen then we will know that they at least need a bigger power supply. That may not be the entire
reason for causing all of the blue screen issues but it's pretty quick and easy to see if at least the power supply is the issue or not. It's a lot faster and easier to run OCCT on infinite than sit there