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A Desktop PC built from off-the-shelf DIY parts, rather than a prebuilt from a major manufacturer. These can also be built by an SI using off-the-shelf parts.

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"Whea uncorrectable error" blue screen

Hello, I changed the processor of my pc and I also put a new graphics card in it, and when i play any game (Fifa 23, Valorant, Tomb Raider, Fall Guys, etc) it crashes and restarts itself or the error "whea uncorrectable error" appears. 
I tried formatting the pc from 0, downloading the latest version of drivers and bios, verifying that everything is well connected, etc.  I also tried changing the power cable of the power supply, and it keeps happening. 
Then, I changed the processor to the old one, leaving the graphics card, and it worked fine, but when I reinstalled the new one, the error appeared again. 
Can someone help me?

PC specs:

Ryzen 5 5600 (the previous one was a ryzen 5 3400g) - MSI Rtx 3050 gaming x - 2 x 8 gb 3200mhz - B450m ds3h gigabyte - power supply of 650w 80+ bronze - SSD 240gb - HDD 500gb

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Two things spring to mind. And maybe you've done this already, but have you tried clearing the CMOS between the two CPUs? I would even go so far as to remove the little button cell battery rather than just using the jumpers.

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no, I didn't do that, but I took the pc to a computer technician and he told me that he didn't get the error and it worked fine. Later, I tried it in another house and it worked fine. I don't think it's a computer problem. What should I buy to fix it? I also tried with voltage stabilizer and it didn't work.

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