Computer crashes (Bsod) after running any Game for more than a Minute

[Jas0n700]

Hello ,
I Recently Upgraded my Motherboard , Ram and Processor and ever since have been crashing and Bsod(ing) whenever i run a game (Sometimes even outside of the game / without running a game)

My Computer Specs
Motherboard:Gigabyte - GA-Z77X-D3H
Processor:Intel i5 3570k
Ram:8gb DDR3 1600mz (Heatsink)
Power Supply : 650w
Graphics Card: Nvidia GTX 460
OS: Windows 7 64 Bit

Quick Note : The Motherboard is Revision 1.1 (If that information is Needed)

Pastebin of Dxdaig
Pastebin of A Recent Bsod

If you Need any More Info Reply
Thanks in Advance For Any Help
Jason

 

[Outlander_04]

Did you set system RAM to an XMP profile?

what operating system?

Have yu loaded the latest graphics drivers ?

 

[Jas0n700]

Did you set system RAM to an XMP profile?

what operating system?

Have yu loaded the latest graphics drivers ?

I Am running on Windows 7 64 Bit
and Yes i Have installed (Clean Install) of the New Nvidia Drivers for the GTX 460
As for the Ram XMP Profile i dont understand what you mean (Im not that Knowledgeable with hardware) so if you should explain how i could check or change it that would be Great

Thanks
Jason

 

[Outlander_04]

In BIOS you can set RAM timings and voltage

A profile is a preset that your RAM should work with . Your mb might not have got that right automatically

 

[Jas0n700]

In BIOS you can set RAM timings and voltage

A profile is a preset that your RAM should work with . Your mb might not have got that right automatically

Yes , I Just checked now that the XMP Profile is set correctly
Thanks
Jason

 

[Outlander_04]

I guess the next think to check is that the heatsink and fan on the graphics card are running properly and firmly attached .
If they are then the problem is almost certainly not going to be overheating

Do you let windows run auto updates? Are you up to date?

 

[Jas0n700]

I guess the next think to check is that the heatsink and fan on the graphics card are running properly and firmly attached .
If they are then the problem is almost certainly not going to be overheating

Do you let windows run auto updates? Are you up to date?

Im Updating using Windows update now
I Recently installed 2 Chipset drivers for my motherboard but that hasent changed a thing..
Will post back with results From Windows Update
Thanks
Jason

 

[Jas0n700]

Ok , so im Fully Finished installing the Windows Updates , However after i got another Bsod when testing , so Ill post a mini-dump (If i can find the file) of what it was , However if you have any other suggestions please let me know
Thanks
Jason

 

[Jas0n700]

Ok I Have the Minidump and it looks like the bsods are caused by a Driver but I cant work it out ??
Pastebin of Minidump File is in main post

 

[Jas0n700]

Still Need Help , so any Help would be appreciated
Thanks
Jason

 

[Jas0n700]

Possible fix
Bad Drivers so im going to reinstall windows 7 And Post Results although for anyone for the same Problem
(Eg same problems with new hardware) I Would recommend ALWAYS to reinstall your os with new hardware.
Just to make sure nothing goes wrong.
Thanks
Wicked