Windows 10: loop of multiple BSODs

So... quick update on my case.

I have been unable to find a friend with a DDR4 motherboard. Tonight I may go buy a cheap single DDR4 module and plug it, to see if booting happens at least. I still have no image on my pc.

I tried to move my current memory module to different DIMM slots, but nothing changed. To me that means two things :
- Both brand new modules are faulty (that seems unlikely to me though)
- The DIMM slots are faulty, and I need another motherboard.

I'm more and more convinced that the motherboard is the problem here.

Also, could my loss of image be due to memtest86 ? Probably not, I know, but it did happen the second I pressed escape to end the tests.

Yeah I am going to return the mobo if I can.

I just bought a DDR4 module and plugged it on my mother board, no change.

This time I know the culprit ! Still have no idea why the computer ran normally for a day before crashing.

Thank you for your help. I hope I can return here in a few days and mark this thread as Resolved :)

Quick update, the shop that sold me the mother board is refusing to take it back. They asked for pictures of the processor socket and said it was physically damaged. I haven't check it yet, but does this sound possible to you ? That damaged processor pins can cause all the issues I had, especially the memory ones ?

They said I should be able to repair the damages by using tweezers or something.

Also, I may have damaged some pins when removing the processor, but my issues certainly started before that.

The pictures were taken after I removed the processor. It is possible that I damaged some pins when removing it (I just checked and yes, some of them are twisted), but I am positive I did not damage them when installing it, so I doubt my issues are caused by this. If they were damaged before, I don't know, and even if I did I can't prove it.

Anyway, I can't be bothered with this any more. I'm stuck with this faulty motherboard that I'll never be able to return. It probably has faulty DIMM slots and now a broken socket. Tomorrow I'll go to an actual shop, not an online one, and by another one. And hope for the best.

Thank you for your help anyway :)

Should I mark this thread as Solved ? I didn't find the real issue, that's frustrating, but there is not much I can do about it.

I will, of course, but my RAM was already compatible with this motherboard, I re-checked when the issue started.