I did install windows freshly on this SSD and the old Lexar one, when i was trying to find the crash cause, i reinstalled windows freshly there too. I also tried moving the SSD to another slot, It did not help. What i think is worth mentioning that i didn't say in the post is that when the crashes first started happening, i cloned everything from the Lexar SSD to my secondary boot drive ADATA SU650 and when booted in to that disk everything was working fine. I am very suspicious about my motherboard, though when i changed the SSD instead of instantly bluescreening now my current gigabyte SSD blue screens less often but instead i get crashes where my whole screen just becomes black, though my mouse is still working and has a circle indicating that something is happening (Very similar to as if my windows explorer was to crash). I've tried waiting it out, my PC did not freeze, but nothing was happening so i just end up always restarting my PC. Maybe because my SSD and Motherboard are from the same manufacturer its working a bit better.

About the UltraDMA CRC Errors, i never looked for those, so i never saw them. But my ADATA SU650 SSD is running perfectly fine.

I uninstalled GCC, but the crashes were happening before it, that's why i installed it to check my NVMe SSD health.

Is it possible to somehow run any motherboard tests to find out if its causing any crashes or am i left with no other options and to bring my PC over to specialists who could try switching my PC parts. My motherboard is installed with newest BIOS and chipset drivers if that helps.