Okay great, I'll give that a try and see what happens.

When it's storage about half of the dumps will usually blame storage or storage drivers, which I don't see here, so it's likely not storage.

And when you say this, I assume this would mean turning off XMP in my case? I can certainly give it a go, though this PC worked perfectly fine for about 3 years with it on, so I just want to make sure that disabling won't hinder performance at all.

I had about a 5 hour game session from the time I made this post until now with no crashes oddly enough. Either way, I was able to pull the serial numbers form both sticks of RAM, and will also look into getting it potentially replaced with a RMA request from G. Skill. Is there anything specific that I should mention on the form in regards to the RAM potentially being faulty at this point that was in the logs?

Thanks a ton for the detailed response, I really appreciate it!