Windows 10: Is there a way to figure out if some driver of mine is at fault?

Hey guys,

Lately I've been having BSODs and after extensive troubleshooting, I ended up reinstalling Windows from scratch. We stress tested every piece of hardware in my computer and everything came out fine. Using Windows' driver verifier, we were able to find something wrong but no DMP file was generated.

I reinstalled Windows and started playing a game as usual (Risk Of Rain 2). So far there were no BSODs but it did crash. It was very frequent before the OS reinstallation and the devs weren't able to help just yet.

I have a crash log that I would like to share with you guys, that might help someone point me in the direction of the faulty piece of hardware? During the BSODs investigation, it seemed to be related to the GPU, failing on a 1E bugcheck on nvlddmkm.sys.

Here's the crash log from my game:

Code:

I also attached the files in this .zip: Crash_2020-08-26_105634343.zip

I'm on Windows 1909, my rig is specified in my profile
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Any help would be great!

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