Windows 10: BSOD while playing games (added new ram)

So I've recently purchased a new memory stick which is identical to what I have been using for the past 2 years. When I first built this pc, i've been only using a single 4GB stick (Apotop 4gb 1600Mhz) and recently I've decided to upgrade to 8GB by adding another stick. After seating the new ram to an unused DIMM slot ever since i used this computer, I tested it out by playing a memory intensive game (PUBG) and as I was in the middle of playing, my computer crashes showing me a BSOD. It does not seem to crash during normal usage (EG. Facebook, Streaming, etc), only when playing games.

So far these are the possible fixes that i've attempted:
1. I've updated my Intel Graphics drivers, my GTX 750 drivers (from NVIDIA site), my mouse driver, audio driver, and LAN driver and yet doing these did not seem to fix the problem.
2. I was assisted by a Microsoft support and was asked to delete temporary files, didn't work.
3. Ran memtest86+ with only the new ram using the DIMM slot i've been using for years, and after 13 passes it showed me an error https://i.imgur.com/lrXoqG8.jpg

*Note: My BSODs started when i was using Windows 7 and I've updated to Windows 10 thinking it would have the problem fixed. Currently using Windows 10 64-bit

Attached below are the collection of my minidumps starting from the first time it gave me a BSOD.

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Mouse Freezes while playing Games

My mouse was working fine. But after adding a 4gb RAM to my pc, my games run faster but suddenly mouse freezes while playing games! i thought it was some cable loose connection, but was not. It worked fine when i go back to my desktop.It only happens when
i play games, all of my games!

PC Specs :

Processor Intel Pentium G320 3.10Ghz

Ram 6 GB (2+4,the mouse started freezing after the 4gb ram was installed)

Win 10 64bit

 

Jigsaw and sudoku

Yes. Thursday played the games and the ad wasn't there. No problem with the games. Yesterday played the game and each time the ad appeared the game would freeze for a while. It is the ad.

 

Any error is BAD. This indicates the RAM is faulty.
The latest crash dump is also consistent with memory corruption:

Code: BugCheck 1A, {41201, ffffbb8000a05ca0, 100000173c71867, ffff868be0703c10} Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiGetPageProtection+130201 )[/quote]

 

I'll have it replaced with a new one hoping that fixes the problem. Thank you!