It doesn't give me the option to install without the catalyst control center, unless I'm not seeing it.
I used memtest86+.
I did remove the ram that was giving errors, I tested every stick separately for about 30 passes and only one gave errors.
Thanks for the update :) .
Without the dumps I'm purely going on past experience

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The last bugcheck (picture) is usually a driver misbehaving, second argument 0x2 IRQL at dispatch level.
From our past experience for some reason the dumps are being relocated despite the fact that
it is set to the default %systemroot%/minidump folder, we can also see dumps are in fact being created
(or at least being peppered to be written to disk, by the second line from the bottom of the BSOD).
Search you PC for files that and are a
.dmp and correspond to the dates of the recent bugchecks.
I'm still not sure why it installs that version of the software could be because you have
an AMD CPU as well though.
Did you install the latest 13.9 drivers?
Have a look inside of the PC checking for dust buildup and clean if necessary.
I would also physically remove the extra Xeno card from the motherboard seeing that it's not in use
and it has been a big part of the early bugchecks.