Constant BSODs

Hello - new to building PCs, used PC part picker to find compatible hardware and followed several youtube tutorials. I was using a bad brand of M2 SSD (told by a friend - Silicon Power) and switched to a Crucial SATA SSD but am still facing BSODs relatively often. I have done several reboots to try to solve for what most search results deem to be driver issues, downloaded drivers from the MOBO site and have basically hit a brick wall.

OS: Windows 10 Pro x64
Build: 10.0.18362 Build 18362
BIOS Version/Date: American Megatrends Inc. F50, 11/27/2019

Link to logs:

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Thanks in advance!

Hello turntheradioxof and welcome to TenForums

I've had a brief look at your two crash dumps and at first sight it looks like you may have memory module issues. Please try removing one of the modules and see if your system works better for a day or two. Repeat with the other module to see if you can identify if one of them is faulty. Obviously as soon as you get a BSOD you can stop and swap over to the other module.

Post new logfiles if there are any BSOD events so we can continue to investigate. Thanks.

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