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Yep, test after each change is usually the thing to do:)
Played Tomb Raider for longer than normal tonight. Probably played for a whole hour before the game crashed, but I did not get a BSOD. I then played Rocket League for about a half hour. I just uploaded a new log just in case that helps.
It looks like disabling the XMP profile may have helped. Why would that profile be causing an issue? Just because it is OC'ing my RAM? Would the Profile 2 in the BIOS be any better? Or is there anything I can do to run my RAM at the rated speed? Does it even matter?
I will report back later in the week and let you know how its been going.
Thank you for all your help.
XMP overclocks the memory as you say, overclocking stresses the component what may cause it to behave in unexpected ways.
A new log is only needed when a new BSOD has occured.
So i have been playing Tomb Raider and Rocket League for the last week. Tomb Raider I can play for a while before it crashes to desktop. No blue screen, just says the program has stopped working and it closes. Rocket League has been flawless. It appears we have solved my blue screen issues, but it looks like there is some issue with Tomb Raider.
I will report back if I find out anything else.
Thanks for the help.