Dealing with a nightmare here.
Back in 2019 I had bought a pre-built from Amazon.
Cyberpower pc, was everything I was looking for it had a i9, 2080rtx, 1tb SSD buncha lights and what not.

During covid this computer this computer was working overtime and I would run into overheating issues, ended up running the computer without the glass front for more air flow, that seemed to fix the overheating problem for a short while.

Many moons after the real nightmare began, Blue screen of death.
One after another the pc would BSOD or just straight up freeze.
So being that I'm not to knowledgeable with pc repairs I took it to a repair shop.

They had recommended a new install of windows and a new AOI cooling systems, I agreed and had that work done.

Few days later BSOD happened again and again. Feeling ripped off by this repair shop I didn't even want Togo back and be taking for a ride.

I was told to try swapping ram, so I bought some installed it worked fine for a day or 2 and back to square one.

Now most recent attempt to fixing this problem I replaced my motherboard, worked for 2 days with no BSOD Or freezing and bam, same shit.

Do I bother keep throwing money at this thing or what, I'll list system specs below any input would be great.

CPU : i9 9900k
GPU : NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2070
MOTHER BOARD : MSI MPG Z390
STORAGE : WDC WDS100T2B0A
RAM : 2X G. SKILL F4-2400C15-16GVR DDR4



Only things left to swap out would be the GPU and the SSD 😂

Forgot to mention, I usually just play d2r, d2 lod, poe and watch streaming services



This post was edited by Tonice on Oct 20 2022 06:27pm

Solid chance it's the GPU. I can't see the SSD causing the problem unless that's where windows is installed?

Typically a reimaging fixes the issue if it is a corrupted file.
Are you able to provide a memory dump here?

your bsod has valuable information on it. you will get a code
look up
BlueScreenView
run it and post pics of screens

next if still not obvious
open cmd prompt as admin and run "sfc -scannow"
google tweaking windows repair. run it w/ fixes
make sure drivers are up to date. update bios. reset to default settings

I have about 30 or more bsod codes they almost always lead to a different stop code, when I get home I'll post a few of them I happened to take a photo each time one occurred.

And as for your second suggestion, I'll give that a shot.

Thank you guys for your replies so far