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Hi there,I'm asking for your help as I'm feeling helpless.My machine has been BSOD-ing for a quite some time, especially during higher temperatures outside. With no AC in the house I thought it might be due to some parts overheating as BSOD usually occur while gaming. But after checking the CPU and GPU temperatures, I found out it's not the case (CPU at around 50 Celsius, GPU 62 tops while playing). I read somewhere that this might be a RAM issue. Ran memtest and it was all pass. As my PC was a bit cluttered I figured it might be due to some mess in the drivers or programs installed so I decid
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