BSOD Memory Management - Both During Games and on Exiting Games

Have had a recent run of problems playing WoW, GW2 and today Diablo III. Mainly play WoW and have been plagued by Error #132 crashes (54 since 26 Jan), interspersed with the occasional BSOD Memory Management crash. Thought issue confined to WoW until GW2 crashed a couple of time - the Microsoft window saying problem with program and was closing down (or words to that effect) - small rectangular window. Today got the BSOD on exiting Diablo.
The relevant info should be in the file - Attachment 123586.
I sure hope I have correctly included the file - I copied and pasted to here from my desktop???
Anyway, any advice would be appreciated.

Hello :)

These problems could be because you are overclocking your system which is a very common cause of crashes, it may be overheating as a result of this too.

Code:

CPUID:        "Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4690 CPU @ 3.50GHz"
MaxSpeed:     3500
CurrentSpeed: 3604

Please reset your BIOS settings to default and remove all overclocking. Run your system for a while and repost a new set of files if you continue to get problems.

Thanks for suggestion. I must admit I am unsure what overclocking is/does??? From reading I know it exists and the desire to do it can influence what parts you install, but I have never knowingly attempted to do it on my machine. Feel somewhat perplexed.
I will do as you recommend.
Cheers

Have a look through the manual for your motherboard. You will find a section on the BIOS and how to change the settings. There is usually a Fn key option to reset to optimised defaults.

Overclocking runs the processor at a faster speed which enhances such things as game performance by improving the frame rate for a smoother gaming experience.

For troubleshooting we always prefer to run at the recommended CPU frequency and voltages

Did what you recommended and have not had a crash in the past couple of days - touch wood.
A saga in itself getting that done. Could not find a UEFI option in my windows, so read-up and found that my sys info tells me my BIOS is legacy mode (who knew there was a difference!!). So went into my ASUS motheboard AI Suite 3 and fiddling around pressed '4 way optimization' which allowed my to press a key to access BIOS. Did reset + disenabled fast boot. Then had to reduce my CPU fan minimum speed to 300 to stop the CPU fan error on bootup.
So I hope all is sorted and I sincerely thank you for the advice. (Still have no idea how the CPU speed got to overclock).

hm, isnt this normal?

Code:

[Processor Information (Type 4) - Length 42 - Handle 0053h]
  Socket Designation            SOCKET 1150
  Processor Type                Central Processor
  Processor Family              01h - Other
  Processor Manufacturer        Intel
  Processor ID                  c3060300fffbebbf
  Processor Version             Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4690 CPU @ 3.50GHz
  Processor Voltage             8ch - 1.2V
  External Clock                100MHz
  Max Speed                     3800MHz
  Current Speed                 3617MHz

Seems that the i5-4690 has Turbo up to 3.90 GHz
https://ark.intel.com/de/products/80...up-to-3_90-GHz