Windows 10: BSOD and restart loop

Hi I have been getting random BSOD with all different kinds of messages (tcpsp.sis missing or contains errors, irql_not_less_or_equal, KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED)

The PC is custom built by myself and I have tried many things to try to find out what the issue is ( cleared cmos, reinstall windows, different hard drives, reset and update bios, 1 stick of ram in each slot and running memtest86) but still struggling to find the issue.

When I get BSOD my computer restarts in to a reboot loop where it powers on for 2 seconds then turns off and continues like that, however if I kept my computer turned off for 30minutes then power on I do manage to get in to windows but the reboot loop will happen again if I get BSOD.

I did get memtest86 errors with both sticks of ram however I cleaned 1 of the ram sticks and ran memtest86 again and got no errors and I have been on windows for 1 hour and no BSOD yet so fingers crossed.

update: got another bsod uploaded a new attachment

Any help would be appreciated.

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Random BSOD in Windows 10

Hello again,

I remove Driver Verifier and do a restart - no BSOD. Done that several times - no problems.

Activate Driver Verifier and again it goes in a restart loop. After 3rd restart appears "Automatic System Repair" and from there I choose "Start-up Repair" again. If I choose something else from this menu, the restart-loop reappear.

No BSODs, no minidumps.

Don't know if it's good or bad. Any suggestions?

 

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After using my PC for a few hours today, I'm not getting any BSODs but the audio in certain games seems to be stuttering and looping once in a while which is what it used to do before a BSOD.

EDIT: My computer just crashed with a looping sound but no BSOD. The screen just went black and said "Cable not connected" and then it automatically restarted. How can I fix this?

 

Still getting the same BSOD messages would appreciate any help