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Originally Posted by Tiberium Wolf
See: "The crash took place in the Windows kernel. Possibly this problem is caused by another driver that cannot be identified at this time." -> this line points to software but the previous points to hardware.
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That line is only saying that the problem
might be software related, but isn't certain as no other file has been identified as the cause.
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Originally Posted by Hayamaneko
Then what would make for a more permenant solution? Buying PSU with higher wattage? Changing the case?
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If there aren't any airflow problems (and since this doesn't happen all the time) then changing the case won't help, and buying a more powerful PSU will most likely not help either.
As it is the CPU and depending on what thermal paste you used before you could use another thermal paste to see if it does any better, but you could replace the heatsink just to be safe since most would include pre-applied thermal paste (I have heard good things about the Arctic cooling freezer 7 pro, and the current revision should work on most processors) along with upgrading any cooling fans attached to the case just to shift as much heat away from the computer as possible.