Windows 10: Struggling with recurring memory related BSODs. Memtest86 passes with no issues....

Hi guys, As the title says, I have been getting random memory related BSODs and have ran Memtest86 and the Windows memory diagnostic with no issues returned.I have tried updating GPU drivers, mobo firmware, hardware drivers but still facing the same issue. A little stumped so am looking to get some support regarding this issue.I have uploaded the BlueScreenView report and BSOD dump files access below:https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmhppX2TYWGfhFCIkyc1uh8Is1y8?e=jP7Lt7Thanks in advance.

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Memtest86+ passes. WIndows 10 has errors and BSODs.

MemTest86+ is the only reliable memory module/motherboard memory slot test available. How can you be confident the BSOD's are memory related? Perhaps you could post the .dmp files to get another opinion.

 

BSOD's related to memory / drivers, increasing in frequency

There have been a very large number of Memtest86+ version 5.01 performed and this is the first possible reset.
It's something that I have not seen reported.
If you can run the test for 8 or more passes it will be useful to rule in /rule out RAM / DIMM / Motherboard problems.

After the RAM testing the next step will be to debug any available BSOD mini and memory dump files.

 

Memtest86+ passes. WIndows 10 has errors and BSODs.

My memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB 4x8GB CMK32GX4M4E4133C19.

I run @ 4000Mhz. 17-17-17-38-2CR. Memtest86+ can run for 24 hours with no errors. Windows 10 Pro also doesn't have any issues running my memory with this speed and timings.

When I run Memtest86+ at 4100 and 4133 with relaxed timings I can also run 24 hours with no errors. However, when I am in Windows 10 Pro I get errors and BSODs that are without a doubt related to my memory speed and/or timings. A good indicator that Windows 10 doesn't like my memory settings is when I run a verify on disk images I have taken. The MD5 hash isn't the same which results in my inability to restore the disk image as it fails in the disk imaging PE environment..

Obviously Memtest86+ is not the definitive test for memory as one might expect. What is it about running the same memory timings and speed in Windows 10 that are causing memory failures while Memtest86+ passes all tests?

BTW.. The only change in my UEFI is memory speed and timings.