Sudden BSoD while playing games!

BSOD 95% of the time is bad ram take 1 stick out nd run on 1 stick see if issue repeats then switch em out or try memtest

Or the RAM may not be handling overclock. Dial it down to 1600 and see if the problem persists.

lets do some basics

Did you install all Windows Updates? Including OPTIONAL except BING? Check them and repeat till ALL are installed.

Download and run Slim Drivers, install all the latest updates but you don't need to reboot until you do the last update

Go to www.filehippo.com, download Malwarebytes, go to CUSTOM Scan and set it to do a full system scan (by DEFAULT IT DOESN"T DO THAT, and AntiVirus doesn't pick up alot of malware) - this resolved almost ALL other similiar posts to date as most had Malware the AV didn't pick up.

Remove whatever AV your using and download AVIRA, AVG, Comodo or Panda go to CUSTOM Scan and set it to do a full system scan (by DEFAULT IT DOESN"T DO THAT) - this repeatedly has resolved alot of people issue relying on MS Essentials.

Repeat the AV/Malware scans till the system comes up clean.

Download and run SPECCY, copy and paste the first tab to show your idle temps

Download AUTORUNS and turn off anything NOT critical on startup, so you don't need to run JAVAScheduler to check for Java updates everytime you start your computer for example. BE CAREFUL AND KNOW WHAT YOUR TURNING OFF BEFORE YOU DO IT.

Download and run MSI Afterburner, in the settings turn ON OSD, then go through and SET the stuff to 'watch' by enabling them in OSD (On Screen Display)
Now run some of the games that run poor, what temps are you getting when underload as compared to what you posted?
With MSI Afterburner Do you see anything funny that the CPU or other parts are maxing out (we are testing here not trying to WIN at the games, so if your screen is filled with readouts then just deal as we are just observing).
Do you see this problem when in SOLO MODE? Only when Multiplayer?
Check all the games you listed, and provide if there they ALL or just SOME are having this issue?

Open Computer, Can Air dust out the bunnies and use paint brush on the vents, coolers, fans, etc.

Go through and provide a response on each point, don't SKIP IT because "I ALREADY DID IT" , just try doing it again as of THIS post so we know NOW what is happening as compared to BEFORE you posted.

They are code for where the crash occured in the code, and ATI is your video drivers. SO back to what I said to do, follow all the steps

Proprietary MS hex codes. Checked with other resources, and solutions ranged from removing the GPU driver in device manager (and letting it find/reinstall at next boot) to updating BIOS. These are two things to try anyway.

Yes .NET framework is a key infrastructure for how the code between programs work. Look up the error in Google, would be the first step. You might need to reboot before you can get it to install. But again there is MORE then just Windows Update that can cause this problem (viruse, malware, failing HDD, etc.). Please follow all other steps then go back and work through key issues like this by doing the research and finding the solutions.