Windows 10: Randomly BSOD after change MOBO

Hi guys, how are you doing?

I'm facing a problem that's driving me crazy. 2 weeks before I've replaced my old MOBO(ASRock A320M-HD) that becomes intermittent and sometimes power on, sometimes don't, to a new MOBO(ASUS A320K/BR).

My specs are:
Ryzen 3 2200G @3.5Ghz stock
2x8Gb HyperX 2440Mhz CL15
A320M K/BR
Gigabyte RX570 4GB
A400 Kingston 240GB
Evga 600W plus

Following all the best practices I notice to remove the older thermal paste and change to a new one, clean my memory, clean my vga and change the SATA cables of my SDD and HD. I formatted the whole system with a fresh install with a ISO downloaded from Microsoft's website and 'burned it' in my pendrive via RUFUS.

A primeira constatação foi que eu já recebi uma tela azul na tela de instalação do Windows, logo após ele expandir os arquivos do Windows e instalar os drivers automaticamente. Segui em diante com a instalação e após o sistema iniciar continuou a dar BSOD aleatóriamente com erros aleatórios.
The first thing that happened with the system was when the Windows is installing the default drivers, a BSOD appeared, system restarted and the installation continued, however my system is getting random BSOD even when i'm not using the computer.

Coisas que eu já fiz até aqui que não surtiram efeito:

• Things that I've done that do not worked at all:

• I performed the memtest64 over 1h to find a possible issue my RAM, but luckily did not find a single one;
• I performed the sfc /scannow in safe mode, the sfc found errors and when I tried to fix with dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth the system cannot fix the errors and the sfc continues to tell there is a problem;
• Installed driver by driver directly from my MOBO manufacturer, starting by lan driver, chipset driver, audio driver and vga, with every drivers up to date, the BSOD still to appear;
• Did a new fresh Windows installation with a different release to certify that is not a corrupt installation, bug or something, the BSOD still appear;
• Disable the Fast Boot and activate the Secure Boot;
• Lastly I update my BIOS to final release to certify that is not a problem and the errors still appearing.

Can someone guide me to another solution that I might be forgot in the process to fix? To be honest I can't think in another things to try to fix this. Is it might be a problem with the MOBO? Or BSOD is only caused by fault drivers and etc?

Thank you very much!

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