Stability!?

it could be heat trouble. i see the cooler you are running, but is there adaquate airflow within the case? on the occasion that your PC crashes was the central heating on in your home, and on the day it didnt crash, was the heating off. These are real factors!

It could be a certain part of your motherboard that is overheating for instance, Graphics card gets upto speed, Ram and CPU all start getting hot. and if the heating is on too, You could be cooking something, and yes this does cause BSOD.

Could you try running the system with the side off the case? Put it through its paces, also with no central heating on. See if the trouble goes away
 
@wannabedamned i'll give that a whirl, the case isn't the best for cooling hence the mega but to be fair inside temps are ok now and no it does it with and without heating on but i agree it could be a/the problem. Thanks
 
right guys i've been playing with some things and i think im getting somewhere. For the past two days i've run at 3000 core and 400 fsb still having issues so started playing with ram now before it was underclocked and over timed and voltage set to 1.66 now i've changed the volts to 1.7 and it made a great difference now i'm able to run at rated speed, 1600mhz or a little over, i've tweaked the timings again and again and things are better now so far and strangely in avp things are a lot clearer and lighter-noticeably so maybe i'm getting a little closer to whats capable. I'll keep testing for now
 
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