Windows 10: Need help figuring out which driver is causing BSOD crashes

Hi everyone!I just recently bought a refurbished gaming desktop and have been running into constant BSOD crashes that from googling all seem to be tying into driver errors. After googling I keep running into threads on here of great community members helping people like me figure this out, so I've uploaded all my minidumps I was able to access to the folder below.Any and all help is appreciated! https://1drv.ms/u/s!AralAzaCrcRuigSxAWZq6ZY-w2H2?e=F0JQAW

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BSOD caused by driver atikmdag.sys

Could be another driver causing the issue.

Suggest you follow this and post in the BSOD section of the forum.

BSOD - Posting Instructions

 

Driver causing crashing, no bsod.

I believe one of my drivers is causing crashing on my windows 10 but I do not get a bsod or any error codes. I set up driver verifier and it wouldn't let me back into windows without bsod. I had to go into safe mode and disable it to boot normally. These
are two crash dumps created when the bsods occured.

092820-7984-01.dmp

Hoping this gives some information as to what the issue is, Thank you.

 

Computer Keeps Crashing with BSOD - DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE message - PLEASE HELP

For the past week and a half, my computer has started having constant BSOD crashes that have been giving me the 'DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE' message constantly. After doing some research, I have tried many different suggested threads and
have taken the following actions to try to remedy the situation but still am getting this BSOD crashing issue every day:

So far, I have tried the following:

• Running SFC scan on computer (no issues found)
• Changing the power settings to keep PCI-E and Network adapters to 'Maximum Performance'
• Updating lots of drivers using the Driver Easy application (GPU, Network, Chipset, Audio etc)
• Removing Sleep from my power options and preventing my PC from going to sleep
• Flashed my BIOS to the latest version using ASUS EZ Flash
• Reinstalled Windows 10 using 'Reset' functionality

I am at my wits end here and I'm starting to go crazy because I can't figure out what started causing these crashes or how to fix it. I was really hopefuly that a full windows reinstall using the Reset function would help, but it just keeps on happening.
I have even ordered a new PSU to replace my current one thinking that might help resolve the issue as well (my PSU is about 8 years old so figured it might be time anyways)

I've posted the latest logs from the crash this morning here on One Drive: 082520-8468-01.dmp

PLEASE can someone help me read the logs and understand what is causing the crashes...