Windows 10: Windows 10 BSOD

Hello,


I have a problem with BSOD, but I'm not fast enough to read it as the screen flashes in matters of half a second or less. After crashing, my pc instantly reboots but it reboots into the bios. After I press "discard changes and exit" or "save changes and exit" it normally boots, and the same process happens every time. I'm not doing anything specific on my pc, not that I noticed anyways. It more so does when I'm not doing anything really, which makes no sense to me.


Last night I've started a big game download that I wanted to leave through the night, after I went to grab a drink and returned I came to my pc being in bios and we know what happened at that point, so I exited bios and it booted. I've put the game to download again and went to sleep. I woke up to a bios on my display. I think you get the gist of it. I don't think it's the downloading part that's causing it, I provided a minidump file also a msinfo32 file from a most recent crash, which was me sitting by my pc, in a zoom class meeting, not doing anything.


Something you might find useful is: I've updated all my drivers with a premium version of Driver Easy program to the latest version, also the graphics drivers from the official site, I have a brand new HDD, my CPU, GPU, motherboard, SSD and RAM that are all bought in the course of 6 months.


I have no clue what's causing it. I would really appreciate somebody taking a look at it and telling me if he finds something useful. Thank You!

Also I will be happy to answer any questions, have I not provided enough information!


minidump.dmp and msinfo32.nfo:

https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArvMfKJiP2s1k0A1M8f6Lk5zDlMU?e=BJARF7


Edit: recently my pc crashed again but this time with code: CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED

minidump: https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArvMfKJiP2s1k0HTXF4LIMGDWDF3?e=vCVSJC

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