BSOD very random - All tied to ntoskrnl.exe as crash address

Here's what I have. CPU-Z shots and since I'm not the most seasoned BIOS guy, I nabbed shots of most of the settings in there that seemed to be related to voltage (hope that's okay, wasn't sure what I was trying to find).

Your RAM is overclocked. Load setup/optimized defaults through the BIOS Exit screen, save, and exit. AMD processors do not like RAM running at 800/1600 levels without some major BIOS tweaks.

If the BIOS reset does not do the trick, I will walk you through steps to manually set the frequency.

Check the CPU-Z Memory tab again to make sure the DRAM Frequency is below 800 MHz after loading the BIOS settings.

Nevermind, I see your RAM is XMP. XMP works with Intel boards. It does not play well with AMD hardware. Try to find some non-XMP RAM for the system and see if the system is more stable.

Again, many thanks, writhziden. I'll go ahead and mark this as resolved. Fortunately, I ran into some contacts I have at NVIDIA who are offering to help me get everything sorted or new equipment if needed. So far, I have a couple techs claiming I can tweak a few more things but hey, if that doesn't work, RAM is fairly cheap so I am relieved either way.

Your help has been super educational and I'm now armed with more knowledge. For that, I can't thank you enough. Keep up the great work, I hope you know how much it's appreciated.

You're quite welcome. Glad you learned something in the process. Happy to see the thread solved.

Hope your friends are as helpful as they sound.