Windows 10: PC has crashed twice. BSOD, I've attached the dmp file.

Hi, My pc has crashed twice within two weeks and I'm wondering what might be the cause. I have attached the dmp file and if anyone could kindly take a look at it. I'm wondering if it's because I'm using an XMP profile for my AMD system?https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dlz8Y1lcwOvpnPEmbyKXLS1shVETbLnP/view?usp=sharing

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Display Driver crashes with DMP file


I have been having a lot of trouble with my Display Driver crashing recently and haven't really been able to get an answer online for what may be causing it. I have tried old and new drivers as well as using DDU the make sure it is a full clean install with no change. The driver crashes very often, usually recovering but sometimes my screen will just freeze and I will have to force reboot my PC.

Looking in reliability history I have found some DMP files at the time of the crashes, these aren't BSOD DMPs so they arent being collected by the BSOD tool provided, they can however be read in BlueScreenView, unfortunately I am unable to make much sense from the information given to me from BlueSCreenView, so if anyone is able to understand what the DMP means and maybe what is causing it, it would be appreciated.





Im not sure how else I could post the dmp file so here is an image of what it shows.

thanks,

EDIT: I just received this when attempting to boot my PC:




No overclocking is present on my PC.

 

BSOD with DMP files attached


Hello,
I was hoping someone can look at my DMP files and analyze what is causing my computer to crash. I'm am not exactly sure I need to provide more details, because I believe the DMP files are all that is necessarily. The crashes have occurred lately while I was importing video from VHS tape using a pinnacle DVC digital converter. Halway through my import I got the BSOD. This happened three times. I had put my computer under stress with driver verifier and these were my last three dumps. Thank you to anyone that can help and I will provide any information upon request. Cheers
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resi...hint=folder%2c

 

BSOD DMP file identification

File on MEGA the DMP files for identification.

I've been repeatedly having my web browser and other applications crash, often leading into a BSOD saying PFN LIST CORRUPT or MEMORY MANAGEMENT ERROR among other ones.