Windows 10: Computer keep getting into BSOD

Hello,

My computer is fairly new about a year old and recently it starts to give BSOD especially if I launch Dota 2 game.

It all started with a BSOD then it got into a BSOD loop, I was only allowed a short time after logging into windows before it goes BSOD again.

I eventually got it started in Safe Mode and I did something in the registry to make it not BSOD loop again

After that everyday my computer would get into BSOD once or twice at least.

Every time I get BSOD I get different stop codes.

I've got Kernel Security Check Failure, Memory Management, IRQL not less or Equal and some other codes I can't remember.


I have exported the event log for review, please help me.

I have uploaded the event log to the below link


https://gofile.io/?c=ei7iST


From the event log I could see the problem started June 14th


I downloaded the newest Nvidia driver and did a clean install on it

I ran the disk check in command prompt

I ran the Windows Memory Diagnostic

I updated my Windows 10 Home

I ran Malwarebytes scan

I ran CC Cleaner to clear Registry


I don't know what is wrong with my computer.

please help me find out the problem.


My laptop is Asus GL702VSK

12GB RAM

i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.8GHz, 2808 Mhz, 4 Cores, 8 Logical
Windows 10 Home Build 18362

Thanks!

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