*Help* New PC BSOD reboot loop

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Just built a new Ryzen based PC, specs will be listed below. After installing Windows via USB I was able to install steam and browse the internet, however after about 30-45 minutes I tried opening NVIDIA control pannel (via right clicking the desktop) looked away for a minute and when I looked back my PC had blue screened (I sadly do not remember the error code from the first BSOD). I tried to reboot the computer but upon boot I recieved a BSOD again. Each time I tried to reboot I got a BSOD right after the Windows logo appeared (before I even have the option to sign in or anything) and each BSOD has a different error code, I cannot actually get into the OS. I can however access BIOS perfectly fine. Here are all of the things I have done for troubleshooting and what happened from it:

-Booting Windows off a USB again to either repair Windows or just reinstall: Recieved BSOD right after Windows logo 

-Booting Acronis off of a USB: Would freeze right after choosing an option from the initial menu and just stick on a black screen

-Updating BIOS: No change

-Booting into Safe Mode: Cannot get far enought to even try to boot into Safe mode

-Wiping my SSD on my other PC and putting it back in this PC and booting off of a USB: No change, BSOD on boot right after Windows logo

-Using different memmory configs (1 8GB stick and 2 8GB sticks of different RAM)

-Used different SSDs and HDDs

-Used a different GPU

 

Am currently going through the ASUS tech support however it is going very slowly as with reply I recieve is from a different support agent and there seems to be info loss on each one. Also if I RMA the board I believe I will have to pay shipping to them which seems a bit BS since if it is a faulty board why should I pay to get them to fix the broken board I was sold. I ordered the board from Amazon but am sadly out of the 30 day return/replacement window as I had to wait a while for my SSD to ship.

At this point I don't know what else to do to try and troubleshoot/fix it myself and it seems an RMA is the only option, however, if there is something else I could do/if there was something that caused this it would be very helpful to know.

 

PC Specs:

 

CPU: Ryzen 5 2600

MB: Asus ROG STRIX B350-F 

RAM: 8GB DDR4 G.Skill Aegis

PSU: 600w EVGA Bronze

GPU: NVIDIA 650ti (old psu until prices calm down)

SSD: Samsung 970 EVO 250GB M.2

HDD: WD Blue 1TB 7200rpm 

 

Thanks for any help.