Windows 10: BSOD while gaming (any game) ks.sys most recent culprit

I've been using Windbg and the Reliability tool to check my error codes, etc. and still have not been able to nail down what it could possibly be. I have attached a Zip with all of my info as instructed. I admitted failure at one point and used Driver Booster to update drivers that were more behind the scenes (Chipset, AHCI, Sata, PCIe etc.) But still have not found a way to remedy the BSOD's. The crashes are now a little better as far as how big they are in WinDbg (as you will see in my minidumps), but still prohibiting me from streaming.

Some of the steps I took:

Reset my Overclock to stock to see if I was pushing it (modest 4.5GHz with the 6700k), no effect.

Went from Enterprise WIN10 10240, to the latest and greatest WIN10 Pro on the anniversary update.

I pinpointed Corsair Link 4 as causing problems, which I noticed when my AIO cooler would randomly up-speed and showed up during a MEMORY_CORRUPTION error. Updated Link and it has not shown up since.

I also ran SFC, The windows memory diagnostic (came back clear, no errors), as well as DISM with the appropriate commands.

Edit: I also unpacked nvlddmkm.sys into my drivers folder as it was not there. (using Expand.exe)

Thanks in advance.

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