DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION
means some hardware did not respond within its timeout limit.
generally you need to change the memory dump type to kenrel, reboot and provide the file c:\windows\memory.dmp
ie copy the file to a cloud server like Microsoft onedrive, share the file for public access and post a link.
most likely fixes will be to update the motherboard bios and motherboard drivers.
sometimes you will have to update firmware on a ssd or some mice have firmware that has to be updated.
with some motherboard you have to run a update to update the firmware inside of a USB 3.x chip
it can be even something like the motherboard audio driver causing problem for the GPU audio driver that make the GPU respond too slow. (2 second timeout)
old network drivers can have bugs, that cause virus scanners to run slow, then a driver takes too long to respond and you get another timeout.
anyway, update the bios and motherboard drivers is always a good first attempt at a fix.
otherwise, the minidump but for this error you will most likely need to provide the kernel memory dump
I think the timeout on a hard drive is 30 seconds.
the timeout on a video is 2 seconds.
there are other timeouts for USB and two cpu cores talking to each other.