Hey, i wasn't recommending it as guaranteed way
I said that it could've helped if reason was main timing instability or clock issue.
Btw, memory controller have different voltage than RAM one
What specific source caused that BSOD?
DPC Watchdog violation is related to outdated driver and SATA not being properly set or system file corruption.
Either set SATA into AHCI and update AHCI driver, or run
with admin. command line to try and find errors on disk. To check system disk you must confirm reboot, because it cannot be done on active drive
Source:
https://www.drivereasy.com/knowledge/dpc-watchdog-violation-on-windows-10-fixed/
To find what caused WHEA error though is a bit harder, and i am not that good at decrypting to help with that.
I can only say that this one is hardware correlated BSOD... But cause of this one can be anything.
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-open-and-analyze-dump-error-files-windows-10
Windows should've already created dump file when you got this crash. you either want to send it on microsoft error and ask some help, or try to decrypt it... at least i found some instruction