Clean Win7 Install, no idea what is causing bluecreen

[Bosshippopotamus]

I recently posted here about a BSOD stop f4 i was getting and thought I had narrowed it down to my hdd being bad. I got a new SSD and HDD, installed windows on the SSD and it seemed like I had solved the problem. I updated my chipset/gpu drivers on this clean install. But yesterday I got the same Stop f4 bluescreen. I ran memtest overnight and it completed with no errors. Previously, before the new HDD and clean install, I tried 2 different video cards and no video card and still got the crash. So I don't think it is a video card, ram, hard drive, or software problem. Although the new hard drive has made it a bit better: before it would crash instantly from the desktop, now it will go a few hours until it crashes.
I am completely lost, I have no idea what could be causing this problem and any help would be appreciated.

EDIT: Hardware Info
i5 4670K
8gb ddr3 ram
Asus Z87-A motherboard
660 Ti

 

[RealBeast]

Does it run stable in safe mode?

Did you try different SATA cables and ports?

Which model HDD and SSD did you go with?

 

[Bosshippopotamus]

1. Yes it runs stable in safe mode.
2. Ok I'll try that. Put in new SATA cables and plugged them into different ports.
3. 1tb WD 7200rpm hdd and 240gb PNY SSD

 

[RealBeast]

If it runs fine in safe mode the problem is a bad driver -- not sure which you will have to try them one at a time, which is painful but necessary.

 

[Bosshippopotamus]

OK. How would I do that?

 

[RealBeast]

OK. How would I do that?

Well if it runs in safe mode, it is obviously a driver that is not active in safe mode, so you will have to try them one at a time, while a pain in @ss it is necessary if you want a stable machine. Often it turns out that a couple of the drivers are incompatible.

It is a simple trial and error process that can take some time, but your alternative is to have an unstable machine.

 

[Bosshippopotamus]

What I mean is how do I go about testing each driver one at a time? I've never done that before.
EDIT: I figured out how to do that, I will report back with results