Windows 10: BSOD DPC_Watchdog violation on new custom built computer

Hi,

since few days I keep having a BSOD type DPC_Watchdog_violation.
the minidump log file is pointing me to hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe which i know aren't directly relevant to investigate.

please find the dump log file, driverreviewreport and systeminfofile in a zip here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ah81EJsrK5lTiXeqd2sEhI2YB8Fe

Hope someone can help me, as
- I already checked my drivers and everything seems uptodate
- I ran a chkdsk, nothing
- I ran a scannow, nothing
I have one new SSD WD black 512gb (firmware uptodate) + 2x old 4tb hdd and no GPU yet (using integrated one in my cpu).


Thanks!



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