Need PC Case and PSU Without RGB With Silent Proof

[shreeux]

D60G is considered a great RAM for tuning as well.

Just enable XMP and DRAM frequencies of 3200 MHz.

Not done anything

 

[shreeux]

Last 2 days...BSOD error and some time screen will freeze...unable to do nothing...after restart will be fine...again freeze or BSOD error
After several restarts, the display did not come on. I tried removing and replacing the CMOS battery, RAM, and GPU, but the problem persisted. After that, send it to a local technician. They did some drying in I/O and repaired the Windows OS.

After coming home, I freshly installed a new Windows 10 OS. Later, 1 day later, same issues again: freeze and BSOD error.
So I attached an error log to this post.

Kindly suggest what to do.? Who is Culprit?

My PC config:-

Processor (CPU) - AMD RYZEN 5 2600
Motherboard (MOBO) - MSI GAMING PRO CARBON AC
Graphic Card (GPU) - Nvidia Geforce GT210
Memory (RAM) - XPG SPECTRIX D40 DDR4 RGB 16GB 3000 MHZ RGB x1 -Single RAM only
Storage (SSD or HDD) - 1. ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro (Windows 10 OS)
2. Crucial BX500 500GB 2.5-inch SATA
3. WD BLUE 1TB

Power Supply Unit (PSU) - CORSAIR TX750M
PC Case - - Cooler Master Masterbox MB511-RGB
Monitor - Lenovo L27q-10 QHD Monitor (2560x1440)
UPS - APC Back-UPS ES 650


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It's the right time to upgrade or not...

 

[Desmond]

I have a 5950x and it's going good so far.

 

[TheSloth]

Not sure about upgrade at this point. I was waiting for AM5 but the components are still too expensive and prices are only going to go up because of the AI world we live in right now.
I would say, same principle which we applied earlier, if you need immediate performance upgrade, go for it. if you can wait for few more years, then wait and see if AM5 platform components are getting cheaper. I would avoid Intel in budget and mid segment builds because its not future proof. I also pray that AMD supports AM5 just like how they are supporting AM4.