BSOD- Critical Process died, System_service_exception, Memory_managent

So at the very start I had inserted these:
1. 1x HX430C15SB2/8 - Kingston HyperX Savage Memory Black DDR4 8GB, 3000MHz, DIMM, CL15
and
2. this kit CMK16GX4M2D3000C - Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 3000MHz CL16

First I pulled out Kingston stick and I had the same results with a lot of errors. So I rebuilt the PC, took out everything, cleaned everything and then put everything in again. Including PSU and all the connections. And then I left only one random Corsair stick.

At this moment I had no errors at all. So I took that stick out and put in another Corsair stick(which I bought in a kit) and with that stick I had a lot of errors again. So I put the stick which showed no errors in and then I even put in Kingston stick too which I took out first and even then the test went without any errors.

So now I have these:

1x HX430C15SB2/8 - Kingston HyperX Savage Memory Black DDR4 8GB, 3000MHz, DIMM, CL15
and
1x CMK16GX4M2D3000C - Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4 3000MHz CL16

And everything works perfect for now.

Also...

Full Scan finished:
Attachment 271584

Still waiting on Extended SMART scan.

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P.S. I will RMA the whole Corsair kit, since I bought them as a kit. In the meantime I will have only one stick of Kingston.

Nice progress.

Corsair typically have lifetime warranty.

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Thanks! Gonna try to do a backup too!

Finished an extended scan:
Attachment 271587

BTW forgot to mention that while rebuilding the PC I cleared the RTC/CMOS ram too by taking out mobo battery and shorting CLRTC pins.

Also should I use this feature?:
Attachment 271588

I've not yet read about this option.
Read this link to understand the advantages / disadantages:

https://www.samsung.com/semiconducto...hite-paper.pdf

Alright, so basically it reserves some blocks with great health condition for later use when other blocks will be near wearing out. Also it is recommended to use this function with FOB devices(just out of the box) or at least with a very few writes/erases.

Conclusion quote from the manual:

Although increasing the OP has the advantage of improving both the performance and lifetime of the user’s SSD, it also decreases
the available space to the host. This means that rather than excessively increasing it, an appropriate amount of space for the user’s
workload must be considered when adjusting the OP. Users can experience the most benefit from OP if the preferences are set up
when the SSD is FOB. Therefore, it is recommended that the user’s SSD product is FOB when the OP setting is set up.

Alright so after using my PC for a week or more I can be sure that the problem was solved for now. Also Corsair support accepted to change them also the shop I bought them accepted it too. But it will take about a month or even more because of the quarantine... :)

Thank you everybody and stay healthy!

That's great news.

You're welcome.