I haven't looked at/analyzed the dump file - other techs might help you out with that (especially in the BSOD forum here at SysNative) - and jcgriff might visit here again with some insights, since you updated the error logs.
I imagine your first step was to check with the Skpe folks for their recommendations. I suppose we should include their troubleshooting tips:
Why does Skype for Windows desktop crash my computer?
Of course, they recommend uninstalling Skype and reinstalling the latest version as one of the first steps, and updating drivers (as jcgriff2 has recommended), among a few other tips worth exploring.
ALSO - for testing - I recommend:
1) Uninstall any drivers related to the webcam/mic. All. Do not reinstall them manually (yet)...
2) Uninstall driver.max (The last two versions do more harm than good, especially in Windows 10)
3) Uninstall Asus AI Suite II (Check with Asus if your board can run AI Suite III, which would be more compatible with Windows 10 -- I don't imagine that Suite II is completely compatible with Windows 10 ... personally, I consider the Asus utilities to be just awful in general, and avoid them like the plague)
4) Uninstall all current audio drivers (Windows 10 compliant drivers should reinstall on the next startup).
5) Uninstall your USB drivers from Device Manager (Windows 10 compliant drivers should reinstall on the next startup)
6) Uninstall Glary Utilities Pro (too many utilites at once! ... you can always re-install it after troubleshooting your current issues)
7) Disable Windows Defender (I'm surprised it's running concurrently with MalwareBytes - Mbam should have disabled it during installation ... from your background processes, it looks like you have a "full" version of "realtime" Malwarebytes - yes?)
8) It appears an nVidia "Stereoscopic 3D USB" driver is running - NvStUSB.sys ... why?
9) Search for & scan "berkelieum.exe" in "THIS PC" with Malwarebytes - see if it is identified as malware. Set Malwarebytes to scan for PUPs if it isn't already (PUPs = Probably Unwanted Programs .. sometimes "possibly")....
10) Uninstall FB Checker ...(you can try re-installing it later ... the last version is from mid-2014, so it's Windows 10 compatibility is in question)
11) If you have a Saitek Cyborg gaming controller, or a R.A.T. gaming mouse, there might be a conflict with your webcam USB drivers and your USB gaming device drivers. Wouldn't be the first time. Remove the device while testing the webcam problem. Remove its drivers, too, as needed.
12) Not sure your AQVOX USB drivers are completely Windows 10 compatible .. still looking into this... For testing, try removing them.
13) If you don't use RAPTR, uninstall it. It's running all the time, from system startup.
That's my "lucky 13" list for now. Nothing is going away that you can't add back in later, should any be deemed necessary. Once you've uninstalled everything in the list above, connect your webcam/mic and let Windows Update find and install whatever it wants to. Test for stability.
Once the system proves stable and you can use both Skype & the Webcam without crashing - you can add back in some of these - one at a time - and test for stability. I think you can do without a good many of them.
Good Luck!
[P.S. ... you have DropBox, Google Drive, and OneDrive all running in the background ... if you aren't using all of them, uninstall-or-disable the ones you don't need. ... Oh, and you might want to
do without Asus "live update" - if you leave it installed, it will likely try to put back much of the utilities that I suggested removing in the first place]
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[late edit: Please uninstall Skype as the first step before going to the next 13. Only reinstall Skype after all the others are taken care of first. ... I should have mentioned the "order of operation" better ... ]
