I had a feeling it'd come to this. It's another "drive does not exist" error, which eventually caused an I/O error, all of this the same as the previous BSODs. It looks like you just have a bad SSD. If you wish to confirm further, disconnect the SSD and run solely on the Windows installed on the HDD for a while. If it's stable, the SSD is certainly bad.
I'll definitely confirm this today with the HDD. At this point, I'm hoping it's the damn SSD because I've pretty much swapped out everything else. OCZ might make a grown man cry.
I don't want to say for sure, but unplugging the SSD and running solely on the HDD seems to have stopped my BSODs. I'll give the computer another 24 hours before I go ahead and say the problem is solved.
No prob mate. Sorry to hear you had to go through all the trouble replacing everything else first. At least now you know more about this for future endeavors.