Windows 10: Intermittent BSOD

Ive been having some issues with crashing after leaving my computer sitting for a short amount of time. If im actively using it, it very rarely crashes. Bluescreenviewer says its ntoskrnl but I've learned that thats not true. Everything in my system has been reset and drivers redownloaded after nuking everything, All hardware has been disconnected and reseated, memtests, sfc & dism commands. Honestly if its a hardware issue that would be a relief because im ready to frisbee my whole pc into the woods with how much hassle its been giving me.



Link to the last 4 minidumps:

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmMbD4ya3v5Gg0saPm6gfhEn8ZMO?e=Cajh0B

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Intermittent BSOD

I've been getting these intermittent BSOD's and I don't know why. I've been running the same settings that have proved stable through rigorous months of F@H/WCG and stability tests. My memory should be stable, I've tested it with Memtest86+ (the bootable ISO version). My CPU should be stable, I've tested it with 6 hours of OCCT Linpack. My GPU should be stable, it's ran F@H flawlessly for about 2 months now, and it's passed testing with Furmark and the OCCT GPU test.

I've undervolted my processor to 1.30v from 1.325v stock... I have put it back to stock voltage. We'll see how it goes.

 

Intermittent "Service abend" BSOD

All three of those modules are there. I'll try it without an elevated run.

Thanks

 

Intermittent "Service abend" BSOD

1. Don't run the shortcut file as an administrator, simply double-click "log-collector.lnk", as described in step 4 of the posting instructions guide.
2. Verify that the "resources" directory contains the following files: "logger-module.psm1", "main.ps1", and "elevated.ps1"