Greetings.
You might want to move your post over to https://community.cisco.com/t5/unified-computing-system/bd-p/6011-discussions-ucs
As for that specific PSOD, we do see some some of those when there are hardware issues going on, although it is not always a hardware problem.
You would normally want to look in the SEL log on the server around the same time as the PSOD to see if there are DIMM errors, Processor errors, etc.
Would also make sure the C-states are disabled for processors.
If you happen to still be under contract support, open a TAC case (think the last date of hardware support is July 31, 2020)
Additionally, try the diag utility, and see if it ID's any hardware issues: https://software.cisco.com/download/home/284444317/type/286123307/release/5.0(3b)?i=!pp
Kirk...
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