Windows 10: Several BSOD messages/Freezing/Crashing on New Hardware

For the last two months or so I've been getting freezes, crashes and blue screens on my primary windows pc. There doesn't appear to be any clear pattern to when these occur, but they do appear to happen at least once a day. I've no explanation as to what the root cause of these is. I've checked my dump files and at the moment the errors I've been getting are MEMORY_MANAGEMENT, IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED, KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE and SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION. For the IRQL error which happens most frequently I checked my IRQ table and found that four pieces of hardware were in conflict, those being the usb host controller with the network card and the graphics card with the on board sound card. Whether this is a hardware or software fault I do not know. Every piece of hardware I have is pretty much brand new other than my RAM. I've run the windows memory diagnostic program and found one ram stick to have some sort of hardware fault. I removed that ram stick and continued to use the machine after that, however I've just had the machine freeze and crash once more. Any help you can provide is appreciated.

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UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION and CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED BSOD appears randomly

Occasionally when using the computer, it freezes, then the BSOD appears with the UEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION or the CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED message. My computer also did not produce any dump files from the crash.

 

BSoD's ans crashes when laptop is plugged into power supply

So for the last week or so I've been experiencing lots of freezes and automatic restarts, crashes and BSOD's with different messages, mostly DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (nvlddmkm.sys). The thing is these crashes only seem to occur when my laptop is being
plugged into power supply and only when an application with relatively higher consumption is being run. When I unplug the laptop and use it in battery mode, the same apps and processes that were previously causing trouble and crashing the computer now work
completely fine with no problems whatsoever, let alone crashes or bsod's.

I have already tried uninstalling and freshly reinstalling video drivers but the problems still persist.

As for any new software or hardware additions- no new software has been added before the crashes started to appear, perhaps the only mentionable thing that comes to my mind to add hardware-vise is a recently replaced laptop battery (not to brand original
though), if that is of any significance at all. The new battery has been in use for more than a month now though and the problems only started to appear a week ago as I already mentioned.

I'm running Windows 10 on HP elitebook 8760w.

Any help would really be appreciated.

 

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