Just reporting back - I FIXED IT!

It turned out to be faulty ram, even though all the memtests were clear, bios settings etc. Once I replaced it I stopped having issues.

I'm going to try replacing the ram with a model tested my asus. I'm out of ideas haha.

Updated with all the information.

So is there anything else I can do now if all those tests came back negative?

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3.3v value is 3.360v
5v value is 5.080v
12v value is 12.288V

SSD is a Samsung Evo 850 which is up to date on firmware EMT02B6Q

Memtest86+ ran for 8 passes with no errors at all.

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Will report back tomorrow

I honestly can't remember, it was a few weeks back.

Which is the preferred method? I'll run it tonight.

Got another BSOD just then after turning on my PC.
Uploaded the new log collection

BIOS when on automatic defaults to 2133mhz with 15-15-15-36 @ 1.2v.
I changed it recently to 2133mhz with 14-16-16-31 @ 1.2v which was the manufacture tested setting (although they were at 2400mhz)...

I know. They always have been. Cpuz is up to date and running in admin mode so I don't know what else to do.

Here are my CPU-Z screenshots contained in a zip folder.
Also added a report from HWInfo64

Searching VID_056A in google shows it links to a WACOM tablet, which I have. But I haven't used it except for once and it's never plugged in. The BSOD"s occured before then too. Weird.

I'll post CPU-Z screenshots soon, just need a minute to take them all.

In the mean time, is there a way to further investigate what device is throwing WER's? You said you can't see it in...

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I've been getting BSOD's at random since I built this system around two months ago. I've looked for help via friends, Reddit and my own technical knowledge but have so far not come up with a...