Windows 10: Repeated, sometimes frequent BSOD on 12700k, ASUS z690 Prime, Win 11

Hello,I've been getting BSODs for a little while now ever since I upgraded my PC. I won't have a crash for weeks at a time, then I will have a period where my system crashes multiple times a week or even day. Oftentimes this happens when I'm running games, but can also happen out of the blue with minimal strain on the system.System: 12700kAsus z690 PrimeCorsair Vengeance DDR5 32GBNvidia 1080Here is my minidump uploaded to OneDrive: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ai95oRishZN-iX6MhWvEGwPWt4aP?e=sMOMzSI would really appreciate some help!

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Frequent BSODs with different error codes in Win 10 update 1909

Good day there!

Recently I built a new PC with Win 10 and now I'm getting accidental BSODs that occur most often during the gaming, but sometimes it happen just in idle state or web-browsing. I've already looked for solution in AMD and Win forums and there is no clear solution
for this and there is even no clear cause for BSODs with different error codes. So far it look like some drivers conflict, but since I made the AMD install after the cleaning with DDU, it's quite strange.

Here is the NFO file and a set of Win10 minidumps collected after the recent BSODs.

Minidumps

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600X

Power: 550W Straight Power 11

RAM G.SKILL Ripjaws V 2x8GB DDR4 3200 CL14 (working on XPM 3200 profile)

MB: Asus Prime X370-PRO (updated with the latest BIOS).

Monitor: AOC C24G1 Curved

Graphics: Sapphire Radeon RX 590 SE

SSD: Crucial MX500 500GB 2.5" 3D TLC

Also it can be caused by some bugs of the latest 1909 update, but another weird thing is that I can't uninstall 1909 (there is no "uninstall" button and the command ran via PowerShell fails with message that this update is a part of a system and can't be
deleted).

SSD scan shows no errors. RAM is OK. I've already tried to test without AMD drivers (with Win graph. driver) and the system was unstable as well (frequent BlackScreens and also the BlueScreens).

What should be my next troubleshooting steps ?

 

Laptop starts work slower and shows BSOD

No, there was no minidump file.

After 4th BSOD, I did the following:

• installed last Windows updates,
• replaced Sleep with Hibernate (suggestion from here - Asus Zenbook Crash After Sleep - Kernel Power Event ID 41 ),
• performed Battery Reset - (suggestion from here - The Technologically Inclined Theologian: Zenbook Prime and the Unexpected Shutdown Problem ),
• removed some visual effects, reduced number of programs in autorun and disabled windows search for increasing overall performance.

Hopefully, it will solve the issue. I'll post here if BSOD will happen again.