BSOD now PC restarts every 3 secs

[Reezey92]

Hey guys, I'm having a big problem here that I think I have narrowed down to either faulty mobo or CPU, but im not sure which, I don't have any spares to test either. Here's what happened

-Computer started BSODing 3 times last night, turned it off and went to bed

- in the morning after about 30 mins it BSOD again with an error about wdfs01000.dll

-this time it BSOD upon restart at the windows logo 6 times in a row

-after the 6th time it no longer gets to the bios screen, just constantly restarts every 3 secs typical of a hardware issue

-if I leave it on after 2-5 minutes of restarting cycles it eventually stays on but nothing comes up on the screen

I've already tried swapping to a different Psu, tried reseating the ram and using only 1 stick at a time, tried reseatting the CPU, tried clearing cmos, and have just now breadboarded it with no change at all.

So I think I have either faulty mobo or a CPU, but like I said I got no way to test which. Which one seems more likely?

 

[Lutfij]

Seems like your PSU can be the culprit or even the ram being bad/faulty. You posted a thread of troubleshooting nature but you've forgotten to include your culprit system's specs and the OS. Can you please list them like so:
CPU:
Motherboard:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
Chassis:
OS:

By different did you make sure you used a unit that had more wattage than your own unit and that it was a reliable unit to begin with? In spite of the issue, did you make sure it was last on the latest BIOS revision?

 

[Reezey92]

Oh wow sorry completely forgot to list my specs, thanks for the help.

Cpu: Intel i7 7700
Mobo: Gigabyte GA BM150 HD3
Ram: Kingston HyperX Fury HX421C14FB2K2
SSD: Intel 540
GPU: GTX960
PSU: Antec HCG 620w
Case: Corsair Carbide 02
Os: Win 10

The PSU I swapped with was the same wattage, 620, tried and tested Corsair one I've used for years. No, I dont think I've touched the BIOS at all. The ram could be faulty, but unfortunately I simply I have no way to test myself, so I'm hoping the BSOD might give some clues. Thanks again