Sounds like a compatibility problem with the SSD.

Does the SSD have the latest firmware from Corsair?

Right... it's been a couple of days and it seems it has fixed the Bsods.
Now on to the new problem,
It freezes sometimes when the screen is turned off if i leave it for too long.

It's not set to go to sleep mode after some time period.
I'm gonna try and do a clean install of the graphic drivers, maybe that can help.

Other suggestions welcome

Can't seem to fix it by doing a clean reinstall of the video drivers. Freezes are quite frequent, 2-3 times a day.
Also, sometimes i'm seeing little video glitches (similar to the ones that are intentionally put in many games like battlefield) were some bars appear sometimes a little green and purple for just a fraction of a second.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCP41duG3oE(The intro to bf3, showing multiple intentional glitches)

Could the power supply be buggy, either software or hardware wise?
the graphicsadapter itself have buggy hardware?
The motherboard fudged?
It's been buggy since i got it but my tech-savvy past lead me to believe it was an easy fix.
I've had it with bugs for a long time, fixed some and gotten others. it's like a never ending race.
Well... atleast it keeps me in "shape"
I often regret i didn't trade it back in for one that wasn't buggy...

i can give you all kinds of logs if you want more information but i'd need to know what kind of logs you think are helpful, Not just gonna dump a 6000 page note in here and expect somebody to go over it.

Edit: Oh! forgot to mention, these glitches seem to be mostly on online videos like youtube and vimeo and such, Doesn't affect vlc i think, haven't noticed them there atleast. so it's probably just a buggy version of flash in my chrome browser.

Edit Edit: I decided to try downclocking the graphics card with msi afterburner after reading similar problems about other toshiba laptops... (From core 575MHz, MEM 790 MHz down to Core 500MHz and MEM 650MHz) If this fixes something i think you should really release some update for this stuff... new bios or custom nvidia drivers or something.

ah... iRST..

I've had many issues with iRST in past os installations so this time i decided not to install it.
However, Last time my computer froze like this i was able to fix random freezes and get less frequent bsods instead (kernel data inpage errors and ntfs, just like original post depicted )

By Actually having iRST Installed but Uninstalling its drivers, This caused some kind of forced loop or something, CPU usage became quite high (Never lower than 30% if i recall correctly...)
That fix i just stumbled upon by accident. Not really sure why it helps.

Maybe with the updated firmware it won't show up with bsods AND wont freeze randomly.
Heck, i'll give it a shot.

edit: This current installation doesn't have pc monitor or hdd/ssd monitor either, I installed it clean from all bundles to try and resolve the issues and such.
(Thought that maybe if it didn't have preinstalled toshiba stuff it might work better, since i thought it must have been some software based conflicts)