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Same bugcheck and culprit over and over again, 3b and ntkrnlmp.exe. This is definitely hardware.
Just going to run through a quick checklist here because we've been through a lot of posts now...
1. Did you run Memtest?
2. Did you run a GPU stress testing program such as Furmark?
3. Did you run a chkdsk or an sfc /scannow in elevated command prompt (cmd as admin)?
4. You've enabled driver verifier and we've already taken care of what that has shown?
5. You are not overclocked, right?
6. Have you ensured that all memory voltages and timings are set correctly in the BIOS?
7. Have you tried a clean installation of Windows?
Just a basic checklist so we can move on.
I'd recommend enabling Driver Verifier one last time as we've made a lot of changes since we last ran it, we might see something new. Just to make sure this IS hardware.