In Progress BSOD Event 41 Cat 63 - After adding more RAM? PSU?

Hello there!

Context: My computer is 3 years old, I built it myself and already had some BSOD with the Event 41 Cat 63. error when I only had 32Go of RAM. I hadn't any more of it when I increase the voltage from 1.30 to 1.35 in the BIOS.
Recently, I bought the exact same kind of RAM, and I now experience new BSOD with this code, event though I increased the voltage to 1.45.

It happens when I have multiple windows (i usually have Discord, Spotify, OBS for streaming, a game) and do a lot of back-and-forth from my desktop to the game, etc. The most recent BSOD happened when I did an ALT+F4 from the game.
Yesterday, I could play for 6 hours without any issue.

Things I did:
Modifying voltage
Reinstalling GPU drivers
Checking windows updates
Running RAM memory test
Running stress test

Some of the things that appear as information close to the critical error in the event viewer:
Kernel-Power: Connectivity stand-by: Disconnected. Motive: NIC Compliance
Also have numerous info about Kernel-processor-power as a source at the same second of the BSOD.
An error state the reboot was due after an error check, and that error check was "0x00000124 (0x0000000000000000, 0xffffa801a1823028, 0x00000000bc000800, 0x0000000001010135"

I am a bit lost, and I have tried many, many things. I event thought it was due to a Leap second and desactivated it in the register, etc.
Thank you in advance for helping me!

Hello,

Just an update, I plugged my PSU in an outlet, and the rest on an electrical extension cord.
I just had the PC rebooting after a sudden shutdown when playing a game, without any BSOD.

WHEA-Event logger shows event 46 (memory) and event 18 from component: processor core, source: Machine Check Exception, Error type: Bus/Interconnect Error.

I have updated my AMD drivers/chipset.

@veeg: The tool triggered my AV, and even if I now have whitelisted it, it seems it cannot retrieve what it needs since "Access to the path 'SystemInfo.txt' is denied.

Also it seems the latest BSOD shows
MODULE_NAME: AuthenticAMD

IMAGE_NAME: AuthenticAMD.sys

STACK_COMMAND: .thread ; .cxr ; kb

FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0x124_AuthenticAMD_MEMORY__UNKNOWN_FATAL

OSPLATFORM_TYPE: x64

OSNAME: Windows 10

FAILURE_ID_HASH: {4927e12f-1964-0881-4487-8450e3abfe24}

Here are the latest dump files, thank you:

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Hello @Malnutrition

Thanks for the help! Here is the mediafire link containing everything your lited above.

@Malnutrition I confirm the PCHF was done when I zipped the files, I just had an error popping when the software was zipping minidump files (twice in a row).
@xrobwx71 Thank you, I will do that right now

So the only PBO I found was "PBO rmax enhancer", and there wasn't anything called CPB

I wasn't sure it was the one to disable, but if you confirm it is, i'll disable it with no delay 😀

Ok I did it, I'll let you know, thank you