Windows 10: BSOD During youtube videos

So i very recently did a clean install of windows 10 and have experienced 2 BSOD since then and only when i was watching youtube videos. I did some of my own troubleshooting and tried reinstalling drivers but i got a second BSOD shortly after.

Any help is greatly apprreciated! Thanks!

Logs attached.

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X-Fi sound cards with 2.30.0004 and 2.30.0007 drivers

A video demonstrating the BSOD upon clean installation is also available on YouTube.

 

BSOD occurs whenever I open a video.

This BSOD problem has been occurring for 3 days. But lately, it has gone mad. Before, it takes some time to go BSOD. But now, whenever I open a video on youtube, BSOD occurs. Any help will be appreciated.

And here are the last 5 BSOD dump files.

http://pc.cd/hw2ctalK

 

From what I saw of the dumps there was nothing conclusive. To help make sure you are running the latest drivers, here is your mother board's Driver Page, make sure everything listed there is up to date.

I would suggest running Driver Verifier to help us figure out which driver is misbehaving.

1. Launch Driver Verifier via Start -> "verifier", if it is blue screening before you can do this, boot into safe mode first.

2. Select: "Create custom settings (for code developers)"

3. Enable the following options:

Special Pool
Force IRQL checking
Pool tracking
I/O verification
Deadlock Detection
DMA checking
Security checks
Miscellaneoous checks
Power framework delay fuzzing
DDI compliance checking

4. Select driver names from a list -> Sort by provider and select all non-Microsoft drivers

5. Reboot, wait for another blue screen and then post resulting crash dumps.

6. Once it has blue screened several times, launch Driver Verifier again, and select "Delete existing Settings". Then Reboot.

 

So i did as you instructed with Driver verifier and the computer has crashed 3 more times since then. The first 2 times however it did not create any .dmp files. I have attached the logs from the crash today. Thanks for your time i really appreciate it!

 

The fact that the system is not generating crash dumps after blue screens likely implies the system is encountering problems too severe to continue with dumping memory to disk. I would check your RAM with Memtest86+, let this run overnight or longer. If any errors show up you have a bad stick or sticks of RAM.

 

I ran memtest86 and on the third pass the test showed 44 errors. Im going to assume that I need new RAM.
I really appreciate all your time and help. Im glad I finally have a resolution.