Have no fear, Vlad is here!
Tmagic will probably help you better though.
But here's my two-pence.
Boot up your PC. (If it is still bootable)
While it boots up (immediately after the BIOS splash screen appears), press F8 for Advanced Boot Options
Select 'Windows Recovery Tools' or something along those lines.
Select Memory Diagnostics (icon is a chip)
A MemTest menu will appear. Select a 10-pass test and let it run.
If it shows up with any error, it's your RAM that needs replacing.
From what I can see, it's a kernel error.
Can you please provide a system report? You may need to use tools like
Speccy for a detailed report. Select the "Generate system report" or "save report" option and paste/attach the resultant .txt file.
Right-click on My Computer > Properties > Device Manager (in the left-hand panel)
Are there any yellow triangles with exclamation marks over any components? If so, right-click on the component > Properties > Troubleshoot > Follow the on-screen instructions.
Run Windows Update.
And now, wait for Tmagic.