Windows 10: Abrupt BSOD after installing a new SSD

Hello,

I recently installed a new SSD on my Windows 10 Pro PC and I have been getting abrupt BSODs when running a specific game.
Said game is Escape From Tarkov, its a first person shooter that uses a launcher and its only online. The SSD I installed is a gen4 pci m.2 nvme, more specifically the Silicon Power US70 1TB. I have tried swapping the m.2 SSDs to both slots of the motherboard with no luck. Other games seem to run fine as far as I knowI haven't tried gaming for a while on another game and now I am running out of ideas of what to troubleshoot. I tried running the V2 log but it seems that the system is not creating a memory dump. I have disabled fast boot both in the bios and in windows also.


My system:

Ryzen 7 3700X

Asus X570 TUF Wifi

TeamForce 16GB DDR4 3733Mhz CL16

Silicon Power US70 1TB Gen4 nvme SSD the new SSD, OS drive

HP ex920 1TB nvme SSD

Samsung QVO 860 2TB SSD

3xHDDs

Fractal Design Ion+ 760p PSU

Custom watercooling loop.


Attached is the minidump file I managed to get after doing the driver verifier thing.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmYDnfiZYTjtzRogc07vYiz1Y6EM?e=GU9u8Q


Thank you

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