I don't think its ram just based on that. Memory corruption is something I see in almost every BSOD and its rarely as simple as just ram. Having said that, what are the serial numbers for the ram? is it listed on motherboard DLV list? Normally Gardenman's program will tell me ram codes but that field is blank on your report which is strange, hence the question.
UBM Benchmark sure makes you pc go off
try removing this, its too old and maybe reason for last 2 BSOD I mentioned -
Logmein is getting old too, March 2015
I'll remove those two, didn't know hamachi and a generic drive partition tool installed their own drivers, although I doubt it's them since I had them installed before this problem started happening (having the problem for about a month, PC is 2 months old except the graphics which is about a year old)
I used the UBM benchmark to test if anything is underperforming, it's a very bad benchmark but it's good for these purposes. When it gave me the BSOD, I tested multiple times and it gave me BSODs (Every time at either complicated 4k/mixed writes to my NVMe SSD or the start of the graphics benchmark dunno which one )with different stop codes, and I sort of just ignored it and thought it was just the benchmark. But when I started getting BSODs that looked similar in games, I thought something must the wrong and posted here.
Also Edit: It probably didn't finish RAM codes because the BSOD is.. different from others I have encountered from already resolved problems on my different PC:
It sort of gets generated from the top to bottom taking multiple seconds
Is in the smallest 16:9 resolution dunno which one it is
Freezes at 100% and I have to reboot the PC using the restart button on the case, maybe that's why it didn't make these ram codes. and the ram serial number is PVS416G320C6K (if that's what you are asking for dunno if thats it)