Elusive Hardware BSOD

Been having a really strange BSOD inconsistently throughout the past week, running windows version 22H2 (build 19045.2965). No dump file as the collection screen always gets stuck at 0% and returns WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR. Two installations of windows have become unusable as a result of whatever this problem is. So far it doesn't seem to be a ram issue as I've swapped out both sticks and my boot drive seems to be in good health. Additionally, reinstalling windows did not rectify the issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

DESKTOP-95OOPUB-(2023-06-27_00-34-00).zip

There are no dumps in that upload and the system and application logs cover only the last two days (and there are no BSODs in there).

If you run any kind of disk cleanup tool please exclude the event viewer logs and all dumps from being cleaned.

Sadly, with zero useful data to go on there's not much I can do to help.

It has been crashing, I took that V2 log about 30 minutes after it had done so. I've tried what I can to get it to give me dumps and show up in system viewer but to no success, which is what lead me to assume it's some sort of issue with my RAM, but it seems to crash regardless of what stick I'm using of the two its had. I'm going to be spending most of my day today swapping out parts in hopes that that does it.

If it's any indication of what part is failing, typically when it crashes, the entire screen freezes up for a few seconds except for my cursor, which will still move, then the bsod flashes for 1 second and the PC restarts. When I disable the auto restart to see the screen, it stays at 0% gathering information indefinitely.

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Alright, I've swapped out my graphics card and it's been running continuously for 7 hours without crashing, which is the longest it's gone without crashing at all since this started. Remaining cautiously optimistic, but I'll update again in about 24 hours as to whether or not it's still doing this.

Sorry for the late update but my computer still has not crashed once, so I'm quite confident that the issue was with my graphics card.