Computer BSOD every startup

[teddy.ramey]

Every time I start my PC it either goes to a black screen or it boots for about ten seconds before BSODing. I've gotten five different errors when I get a BSOD:

1. Memory_Management
2. System_Thread_Exception_Not_Found
3. System _Service_Exception (fileinfo.sys)
4. System_Service_Exception (win32k.sys)
5. Page_Fault_In_Non-Paged_Area

I have cleaned my PC of dust to make sure it wasn't overheating.
The original problem happened while watching a video on funimation, my screen went black after some weird colors popped up on my monior and the sound coming out the my headphones looped, then my computer Blue Screened. I can't even login to my PC without getting to a blue screen, and everytime I actually get to the login screen my monitor is covered in weird colors.
Pic here: https://imgur.com/fDzxiNV

Could this be a hardware issue? I haven't added any hardware recently and haven't downloaded any software recently apart from a steam game (had no issues regarding the game, I suspect its unrelated)

One this I could think of was that I recently moved, and my PC came with me, could it being banged up on an airplane result in these issues?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Paul NZ]

Test the ram with memtest / not the windows program

What browser do you use?

 

[teddy.ramey]

I use google chrome. And one of my issues is that I can't even login without getting a BSOD, could I memtest without logging in? I also added a picture of my issue, could it be an issue with the graphics card?

 

[Paul NZ]

memtest is a bootable image you can put it on a flash drive then boot from it

If it brings up errors replace the ram

If the mobo has onboard video and if the CPU has integrated gfx remove the GPU if you installed one.

See if onboard video works

 

[teddy.ramey]

I figured out what was wrong, I took out my GPU as this thread had a similar problem:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2065089/find-component-broken.html
Once i booted my computer after taking out my GPU and using integrated video it worked fine, I'm thinking it was a problem with the GPU's memory.

 

[Paul NZ]

Probably a faulty gfx card