Windows 10: Multiple BSOD's ranging from Mini-dump's to crash-dumps - ready to return my computer

Hi everyone,I got a new computer and had it built at Best Buy. I typically build myself, but my work schedule is insane, so now I regret it. I don't have large windows of time to troubleshoot the issue, but I have saved many crash files and have kept track of the event log errors. Any help one can provide would be most appreciated. I can't run more than a few apps at a time, or issues will arise. I can barely open my graphics applications Capture ONE, DxO Photolab 7, and Adobe Ps. They all have crash logs, too, but as you'll see below, the BSODs are caused by multiple issues, not just one appl

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Windows 10 - Interpreting two BSOD Crash Mini Dump Files

After reinstalling Windows 10 stable release over the Windows 10 Insider Preview OS I had two separate BSOD crashes. I ran them both through WinDbg and have links to the plain text of the Windbg !analyze -v outputs.

BSOD Error Mini-Dump File #1 (Think it's something to do with Broadcom Driver) - Solutions?

Win 10 Crash Mini-Dump Output#1

BSOD Error Mini-Dump File #2 (This one is FREAKING ME OUT because it's saying something about memory corruption?!) - Cause?/Hardware?/Software? - because maybe I installed Windows 10 on top
of Windows 10 Insider (not a clean install)--- most importantly.... Solutions?!?

Win 10 Crash Mini-Dump File #2

Thank you all!

 

BSOD with mini dump file

Hey there. I'm having issues with BSOD happening quite a bit. I was able to get a mini dump file. Could someone help me translate the errors please? Thank you in advance.

Here is a link to my mini dump file:

010624-18171-01.dmp

 

Mini dumps Windows 10

Used XMP on previous builds without problem. I make sure RAM is on a motherboards QVL list. If they can't run at the advertised and rated XMP speeds they'd get RMA'd. If it crashes now I've made changes that'll be the next thing to try. If thats a solution Asus eithewr need to update Bios for better compatibility or the RAM is faulty despite multiple Ram tests at both XMP settings.

I'm not getting BSOD nor a progress bar....least not now. System only been re assembled since tyhe 1st April. Were several before with varying dumps that I analyised. I'm try to leave them in the past and waiting to see if the intermittent issues have resolved since the Bios update and memory se to XMP I not II. My query is only related to the minidumps as I was curious after they always show as corrupted by WhoCrashed.

I deleted all 5 mini dumps from C:\Windows\Minidump this morning and shutdown PC. Turned it back on this afternoon. Again I have 5 minidumps located C:\Windows\Minidump and each is 0KB. I've had 0 crashes since I deleted the previous versions. Hence the question why do they get created after a restart? Are they place holders containing basic system data ready to be used to create a Memory dump when a crash does occur?