Random BSOD

[tesla1026]

I have been having a ton of issues getting this old system to run smoothly for simple tasks lately. It would randomly freeze and BSOD on me unexpectantly regardless of what programs or tasks are currently being done. Sometimes it lasts days before a crash, other times it BSODs every 30 mins to an hour. I have never run into any issues like this in the past, only after a recent SSD upgrade from the old HDD and a fresh new installation. The drivers for the SATA controllers are default Microsoft ones for now cause the Nvidia ones are known to have issues with SSDs on such an old board. It works perfectly fine usually until the BSODs start happening recently. I have attached the dump files etc here. If someone can help me out on this I would appreciate it a lot. 

 

Specs:

Q6600

XFX 680iLT 

6GB corsair DDR2 800mhz

Sapphire R7 370

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/k1z0wmffng7vzgg/SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zip?dl=0

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9vcub3u4w6be8eq/report.html?dl=0

[Gonio]

Did you update something before this started? have you cleaned and dusted the PC/cooling/fans already?

[BiscuitMassacre]

19 minutes ago, tesla1026 said:

I have been having a ton of issues getting this old system to run smoothly for simple tasks lately. It would randomly freeze and BSOD on me unexpectantly regardless of what programs or tasks are currently being done. Sometimes it lasts days before a crash, other times it BSODs every 30 mins to an hour. I have never run into any issues like this in the past, only after a recent SSD upgrade from the old HDD and a fresh new installation. The drivers for the SATA controllers are default Microsoft ones for now cause the Nvidia ones are known to have issues with SSDs on such an old board. It works perfectly fine usually until the BSODs start happening recently. I have attached the dump files etc here. If someone can help me out on this I would appreciate it a lot. 

 

Specs:

Q6600

XFX 680iLT 

6GB corsair DDR2 800mhz

Sapphire R7 370

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/k1z0wmffng7vzgg/SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zip?dl=0

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9vcub3u4w6be8eq/report.html?dl=0

Open CMD as admin and run CHKDSK. After that RUN SFC /Scannow. Then run DISM /online /cleanup-image /restore-health

[Bittenfleax]

I use this to diagnose BSOD's: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

 

It says what driver is causing it which is great. It means you can update/downgrade the driver to different versions to try and get it to work.

[tesla1026]

would this help anyone with the possible diagnosis?