debugger reported a bad value for the voltage to your CPU.
one crash indicated 5.6 volts, another 8.7v. they might be bogus values but they would cause your CPU to shutdown. Also, there was no proper stack to debug so it is most likely a hardware issue(consistent with cpu shutdown).
-I would turn off any intel turbo boost or overclocking. Maybe even reset your notebooks BIOS back to the defaults.
- Next I would update the BIOS from the version 212 reported to the current version 214 or above.
if the new BIOS update does not fix the issue I would run a cpu test from the intel website, it will check the function of your CPU to see if it is up to spec.
-you have a 2 gb and a 4 gb memory module in the machine you could also attempt to swap their banks. if one is failing it is doing it in kernel memory if you swap the memory it will move the failure in to user address space and cause a app crash. if this occurs you have to isolate the failing module but your OS will not crash in the same place.
- the structure that was corrupted was a processor GDT is should not be modified it will generate a bugcheck. (I think it is a hardware fault but I would do a virus scan and validate your core OS files with the system checker utility sfc.exe /scannow command)
- the dates of your drivers look pretty good, the oldest ones are for your intel chipset
and some of your Bluetooth drivers are about a year old. Your asus drivers are a year old also, except your Aicharger.sys is from 2011. You might want to go to the asus website and grab the current versions of these utilities, then head over to intel to get their updates.
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