Crashing at launch

Decided to get back into SPT. Redownloaded everything, added mods, started playing, no issue. A couple days ago started getting crashes while playing. Deleted SPT and reinstalled. Since then, I launch SPT and it crashes at the tarkov loading screen. Also, my server will crash right before saying happy playing now unless I run as admin which is new.

I have completely deleted SPT and Tarkov from my comp and done a fresh install on everything and the problem still exists. I even tried recovering Windows till before I got back into SPT and reinstalling and the problem still persists. Also updated graphic drivers and that did not help. If you see mods in my logs because I tried with and without them, but even with zero mods this happens. What am I missing?

Windows event log

Faulting application name: EscapeFromTarkov.exe, version: 0.15.5.33420, time stamp: 0x6271e720

Faulting module name: UnityPlayer.dll, version: 2019.4.39.53581, time stamp: 0x6271e754

Exception code: 0xc0000005

Fault offset: 0x0000000000686fed

Faulting process id: 0x9cc

Faulting application start time: 0x01db75b57d380840

Faulting application path: C:\SPT\EscapeFromTarkov.exe

Faulting module path: C:\SPT\UnityPlayer.dll

Report Id: f1851ecf-389d-404b-b6eb-0cff5ced78a8

Faulting package full name:

Faulting package-relative application ID:

Edit: Sorry my Tarkov version is 0.15.5.33420

Quote from BlackDeathGER

# UnityPlayer.dll Crashes
### To check if your game crashed due to a hardware fault:
1. Press `Win + X`
2. In the menu, open `Event Viewer`
3. Inside `Windows Logs > Application` look for an `Error` event for `EscapeFromTarkov.exe`

If the crash was due to `UnityPlayer.dll`, there is an issue with your PC's hardware. It's most common in 13th and 14th gen Intel and 7950X/9950X AMD CPUs.
You can try the following in order to alleviate it:
1. Update your motherboard's BIOS.
2. If there's no update, or you're already on the newest BIOS version, try disabling your RAM's XMP/EXPO inside your BIOS.
3. If disabling XMP/EXPO didn't help, try disabling your CPU's boosting inside your BIOS.
If the above steps didn't help, then you still have an underlying hardware issue. However, this means it's not a SPT issue. You will need to troubleshoot this issue further yourself.

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Can I buy you a drink or something? You have no idea how much you helped me.

Ive spent a week and over $400 replacing parts. I even replaced the motherboard trying to figure this out and it was the CPU boost. I could not find this answer anywhere. Never thought I would be saved by the BlackDeath.