Random BSODS Multiple times per day.

[tycischke]

My computer has been randomly blue screening for a long time now. The blue screens seem to come back with random drivers as the cause, and I have not been able to find a solution to any of them. I have reinstalled windows, and tried almost anything I can think of. At this point I think it may be a hardware problem but I don't know how to go about finding what is the cause.

I have tried the following tests already:
Video stress test with fumark - Ran fine for seven minutes and then restarted. There were no screen tears, max temp was 76 degrees Celsius.
Ram with memtest86+ - Ran for 8 cycles with no errors
Driver verifier - After some time, the screen suddenly fills with random colored lines with no minidump after restart
Windows update SFC and SURT - installed fine, I'm not very sure what that test was trying to do

I've attached a dm log that I took minutes before writing this.
I appreciate any help in trying to identify or fix my problem.

 

[Shimshom]

Have you tried stripping the computer down to the very basics so only the KB and mouse are attached only one hard drive 1 RAM module in different RAM slots and using the MB graphics if possible or if not then a different graphic card then start adding other components if running it like that stops the BSOD's. Also what is your PSU

 

[tycischke]

I haven't tried stripping out the parts yet. That seems like the next step I'm going to have to take.
This is my power supply: Thermaltake TR2 RX 750W Bronze W0382RU ATX 12V v2.3 / EPS 12V v2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply - Newegg.com
Thermaltake TR2 RX 750W

 

[tycischke]

I just got a crash where all the pixels on my screen started changing randoms colors. Is that something that can be definitely linked to my video card? Is there any other sort of thing that could have caused that?

 

[Shimshom]

Does sound like a video card and if you have another one available would be worth a try but still be worth it going back to basics and take it from there and also if you're overclocking set it back to defaults for now. Your PSU should be fine. Also worthwhile trying different SATA cables just in case and to eliminate all possibilities