I keep getting BSOD and I've tried seemingly everything. PLEASE help! (solved)

[JakeAMarq]

Hi everybody. I just built my new pc about a week ago, and everything has been working perfectly up until getting a random BSOD last night. Since that BSOD, Windows either crashes before I can log in, less than a minute after I log in. This happens every time. I also get the BSOD when attempting to reinstall windows 10 from a bootable USB, leading me to believe this is a hardware issue.

This is my PC:
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/JakeAMarq/saved/WpnLkL

I've gotten many different error codes. Here are some of them:

memory management
bad pool caller
drive irql not less or equal
kmode exception not handled
system service exception
kernel security check failure
ntfs file system

I have tried:
- Reinstalling windows 10 from a bootable USB (still get BSOD)
- Checking all the connections in the computer
- Replacing my HDD's psu and motherboard connectors
- System restore
- Updating my BIOS
- Switching RAM slots
- Booting in safe mode

When I enter my BIOS, I can see that all of my fans are spinning and my motherboard is detecting my cpu, my gpu, both sticks of RAM, and my hdd. I'm stumped. I really don't know what else I can do. Do you guys have any ideas?

Update: One of my sticks of RAM failed.

 

[Colif]

download the free copy of http://www.memtest86.com/ and run it on your ram, one stick at a time. Any errors are too many, so if you get any, get a new stick

Soujnds like you need to anyway. Been a lot of failed ram since Christmas.

 

[JakeAMarq]

download the free copy of http://www.memtest86.com/ and run it on your ram, one stick at a time. Any errors are too many, so if you get any, get a new stick

Soujnds like you need to anyway. Been a lot of failed ram since Christmas.

Absolutely right. Already RMA'd it, thanks!