Repeated BSODs with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT / PFN_LIST_CORRUPT / CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION - possible XMP/RAM issue?

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Repeated BSODs with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT / PFN_LIST_CORRUPT / CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION - possible XMP/RAM issue?

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Hi, I’ve been getting repeated BSODs over the last few days. The stop codes are mixed, mostly memory/kernel corruption type crashes.

Minidumps:

https://files.catbox.moe/xbfx8s.zip

Bugchecks from Event Viewer:

2026-05-31 23:50:33

0x0000012B FAULTY_HARDWARE_CORRUPTED_PAGE

Dump: 053126-40234-01.dmp

2026-06-01 12:35:02

0x00000109 CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION

Dump: 060126-11281-01.dmp

2026-06-01 16:47:06

0x00000109 CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION

Dump: 060126-11171-01.dmp

2026-06-02 13:41:53

0x0000001A MEMORY_MANAGEMENT

Dump: 060226-41281-01.dmp

2026-06-02 20:41:46

0x0000004E PFN_LIST_CORRUPT

Dump: 060226-39921-01.dmp

Other notes:

- XMP was enabled.

- Windows Memory Diagnostic ran and reported no errors.

- Windows Update installed an AMD display driver on 2026-06-02 at 13:53, but crashes started before that.

- I don’t see obvious WHEA machine-check errors or disk/NTFS health errors in Event Viewer.

- I recently blocked Windows Update from replacing drivers so I can manage GPU drivers manually.

What should I check first? Does this look like unstable RAM/XMP, a driver corrupting memory, or something else?

Specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X

Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING WIFI II

RAM: 32 GB total

XMP was enabled

GPU: 9070 XT

PSU:

Windows version: W/11 Pro 25H2

Build: 26200.8524

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u/Iixotic- — 8 days ago
▲ 20 r/AMDHelp

Did AMD Adrenalin 26.6.1 fix the random freezes / restarts for anyone?

Has anyone here tried the new AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition 26.6.1 update yet and noticed if it actually fixes the random freezing / hard restart issue? I’m currently on AMD Software 26.3.1 and have been hesitant to update because I’ve seen people talking about freezes, black screens, driver timeouts, and random restarts on some of the newer 26.x drivers. AMD’s 26.6.1 notes mention fixes for some RX 9000 series crashes and the Zero RPM bug, but I don’t see anything clearly saying the general freezing / random restart stuff is fixed, so I’m trying to hear from people who actually installed it. My specs are: AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT, AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8-core / 16-thread CPU, 32GB RAM, Windows 11 Pro build 26200. Installed AMD Software shows 26.3.1 right now, and the latest available AMD Adrenalin release appears to be 26.6.1. If you updated, did it make things better, worse, or about the same?

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u/Iixotic- — 8 days ago
▲ 8 r/SunoAI

does everyone use 5.5?

thinking about getting back on suno premier and was wondering if most people are using 5.5 now, or if some still prefer the older models. how’s it been for quality, vocals, consistency, and following prompts? just trying to see if it’s worth jumping back in before i pay again.

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u/Iixotic- — 22 days ago

[REQUEST][STEAM] Forza Horizon 6 ($69.99 USD) - First Attempt

Hi r/GiftofGames,

I’m requesting Forza Horizon 6 on Steam.

I’ve been really interested in this game because I’ve heard how beautiful it looks, and the Japan setting honestly sounds like the perfect place for a Horizon game. One of the biggest things that caught my attention is the progression. I enjoyed Forza Horizon 5, but one thing that bothered me was how fast it handed out cars. Sometimes it felt like I was winning a lottery every few minutes instead of actually working toward something. I like racing games more when the cars feel earned, when upgrades matter, and when there’s a real reason to keep playing besides just collecting a garage full of vehicles instantly.

I’ve played and enjoyed The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest on PlayStation, so open-world racing games are already something I know I like. I enjoy being able to cruise around, explore the map, race at my own pace, customize cars, and just get lost in the world for a while. From what I’ve seen and heard about Forza Horizon 6, it seems like it improves on a lot of the things I wanted more of: better progression, a beautiful map, a strong car list, and that relaxed but exciting feeling that makes open-world racing games so easy to sink hours into.

What makes me want Forza Horizon 6 specifically is that it seems like the kind of game I could play for a long time. I’m not just interested in trying it once and moving on. I’d want to explore the map, build up my collection properly, learn different cars, mess around with tuning and customization, and spend time improving instead of just rushing through everything. I also really like games where I can play casually some days and take races more seriously on others, and Horizon games are good for that balance.

I’m not going to go into personal financial details, but I’m not able to buy the game right now, so I figured I’d make a request here. I’d really appreciate the chance to play it, and if someone decides to gift it, I’ll make sure to actually put time into it and make the required thank-you post.

Game: Forza Horizon 6
Platform: Steam
Region: United States
Steam Profile: https://steamcommunity.com/id/iixotic/
Steam Store Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2483190/Forza_Horizon_6/

Thanks for reading.

u/Iixotic- — 26 days ago

I’m thinking about starting a small custom PC building service in my area, but I’m trying to figure out the smartest way to start without taking a dumb risk.

My original thought was to build a PC first, then post it for sale so people can see the actual product. But I’m worried about spending $700–$1,000 upfront and then getting stuck with it if nobody buys it or if people want different specs.

The other idea is: the customer tells me their budget and what games/work they need it for, I make a parts list, they either buy the parts themselves or pay for the parts upfront, then I build it and charge a build/setup fee once it’s finished and tested.

For people who have done custom PC builds locally, which way makes more sense when starting out?

Should I build one PC first for proof/trust, or start with “customer buys the parts, I build it” so I’m not risking my own money?

Also, what’s a fair beginner build fee if I’m including cable management, Windows setup, drivers, testing temps, and making sure it’s ready to use?

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u/Iixotic- — 1 month ago