Windows 10: Need help with figuring out the causes of BSoD

Hello,


Recently, when I upgraded most of my components in my computer everything except GPU I have been getting these strange BSoDs. I've tried searching about them on different forums and concluded that this error does not have a defined answer on how to fix it, but its rather dependent on individual builds.

I have tried updating the drivers on my GPU as well as CPU, memory checks, SSD checks and fixes, but nothing really seemed to help and everything was looking fine. But then I reinstalled the system and everything was working normally for a couple of days. Then I experienced some problem while going from bios to windows, screen would freeze right before going into windows leaving me with the bios picture and nothing else it happened twice, but not in a row, nor in the same day and then the BSoD started occurring, usually when I would play video games, and they rarely happen maybe once every 2-3 days, it really depends. But today I got two occurrences what seemed like some a BSoD crashes where I had to restart my computer since nothing was working game froze, could not open task manager, could not open another desktop to force stop the game as well as a one BSoD crash.


So my last resort is asking about it on this forum. I have followed the instructions on this site https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...ing-them/1939df35-283f-4830-a4dd-e95ee5d8669d on how to deal with these types of crashes and have included the link to my dmp files below.


Thank you in advance for the help.


DMP link: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aty0S6koHhDlhma2P39Um5_2AjRg?e=sMqY4M

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Excellent and thanks.

I must apologize, all of the details are captured in the report already. Listing the make & model openly in the thread could still be of benefit. I'm touring the report now but admittedly this isn't my area.


For future reference, there should be an edit button on the lower right-side on all of your own posts. I believe that feature is available to all members. Please see screenshot below.