BSOD - Driver problem or hardware?

I have been getting BSOD for months, such as:
-System thread exception not handled
-Kernal security check failure
-Memory management
-Driver IRQL not less or equal
and a few others I've forgotten about

Windows version: Build 18363.693

I think this is a driver issue as the program BlueScreenView has mentioned drivers such as 'ntoskrnl.exe', although I don't know what exactly I need to do to fix this problem

I have had my RAM tested (RAM tests I have personally done and it has also been shipped off and tested)
I have switched graphics cards, I am currently using someones NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050, but I originally was using a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 TI
My power supply has been replaced recently, with the same model
I have switched my old SSD for someone elses SSD
I have bought a new motherboard
I uninstalled the Nvidia experience app and let Windows install my drivers (only recently, thought maybe it was Nvidia giving me issues)

I have tried some online suggestions already such as:
-Used DDU to uninstall graphics drivers
-I have used the System File Checker (SFC)/CHKDSK
-Reinstalled Windows (I actually have done this once again today with an official Windows ISO from Microsoft)
-Updated drivers
-Driver Verifier (months ago I tried this, don't remember exactly what happened, but it did something bad that forced me to have to format my PC)

I have no idea what to do, I've tried lots of troubleshooting and I just keep getting more BSOD. I have used V2 Log collector and my PC log is attached.

I downloaded the MSI Live Update app, updated all drivers that were suggested. I downloaded and updated the bios to version 2.8. I also went through the Driver Verifier Manager and ticked everything that wasn't Microsoft and also the four drivers you suggested. Is there supposed to be a pop up screen after reboot or a way to check what verified and what didn't?

Oh okay, sure. I'm not very familiar with it. Thank you :)

Thanks! That actually makes a lot more sense! :)

My PC just crashed, I missed it as I was making coffee, but in the application BlueScreenView it says, Bug check string 'Special_pool_detected_memory_corruption' and cause by driver 'ntoskrnl.exe+1c2380'. This happened as I was loading a game to play. I find it odd that it points to memory corruption, because apparently the memory is fine...