BSOD random, different errors

Hi guys, i posted here a couple days ago and i thought my BSOD had stopped. Unfortunately they still occur
what ive done so far
- memtest 86 on each of my ram sticks separately to 10 passes with no errors
- seatools long, short, smart same with WD diagnostics tools
- chdsk with no errors
- uninstalled MSI live Update a little bit before this post just in case it was doing something weird, but i didnt use it to udpate any drivers
- updated drivers manually
here are the dumps
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Hi mooretom32,

Please update the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller driver from here

Old driver
Check Realtek for driver updates

Thanks for helping me out again. unfortunately, I'm still getting BSOD. I'm currently running Driver Verifier, but strangely enough, my PC seems to be running more stable.
Here is the dump after I fixed the driver issues you pointed out:
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Also, two things i wanted to ask
should i be deleting old dumps as new ones occur?
and, How do i post driver verifier results when a crash occurs?

2 out of 3 are caused by the AMD Video drivers
Please uninstall everything of AMD using Display Driver Uninstaller and install new drivers from AMD

The other is a 0x24(NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM) which would be related to the hard drive but could also be caused by the AMD video drivers.

Ok, ill uninstall and reinstall AMD drivers with the utility again.
if the crashes keep happening, is it possible that i have a faulty video card?

Depends on what causes the crashes.

Ok, so ive had a few more crashes. heres the dump
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also, how do i decipher the dumps on my own. I Like to think I'm relatively computer literate but i have no idea where to begin learning how to read the dumps effectively.

Please update your Realtek audio driver

Unfortunately, learning to debug BSOD's isn't an easy task.
I won't try to discourage you, but it takes quite some time to even understand the output a little bit without searching for a possible cause.
I have started with learning debugging dumps a little longer then a few months ago, but I had to spend a lot of time researching what this or that meant from the output !analyze-v as it was everytime different then the previous.
The command !analyze-v will probably be 1 of the first commands you'll learn, because when you load a dump file, you'll only have to click on that command
To help you a little on your way, there are quite some good helpful tutorials for starting to learn debugging on the sevenforums.com 'Crash and Lockup debug 'How to'' part of the BSOD section.

If you didn't knew, Windbg is a great tool for debugging.

Alright, updated audio driver from where you specified.
Thanks for the debug links too! Ill probably take a better look after my midterms, when I have more time.

Still having issues

After i updated the driver you linked to, I was still having issues and wanted to start from scratch.
Removed video card,then installed os on a new ssd i wanted. I didn't connect my old hard drive.
for a while, i was still getting BSOD but as i updated my drivers they slowly stopped for a while.
After about 6 - 8 hours of leaving netflix streaming and leaving my brother to press play when it puased to be sure there weren't any issues, i reinstalled my graphics card.
Then when i got home, i hopped onto GTA V until i had to go to sleep. No BSOD occured.
But today, my pc was constantly crashing, then started to give a couple BSODs. As of right now, i have uninstalled my graphics card, uninstalled the drivers, disabled hardware acceleration in my browsers. Although i though it was the graphics card, im still having issues with it removed. Right now, streaming video such as netflix and youtube are giving me BSOD or just a straight crash.

here is my dump
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Run MemTest86+ to analyse your RAM. MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 7 Forums

Run SeaTools to check the integrity of your HDD. SeaTools for DOS and Windows - How to Use - Windows 7 Help Forums

Run chkdsk Disk Check - Windows 7 Help Forums