Yeah I agree, I started it in safe mode, one of the first things I did to see if it was affected by the problem here but nope, it was running perfect, I'm currently using sfc /scannow and LatencyMon...

I downloaded it and I can't see anything taking up the apparent 90-100% load, there are things using no more than 10% and cumulatively use no more than 20% however. I tried the virus check and ended...

Okay so this is the second time I have come across this issue. The first time I ran deep virus and malware scans to no avail, ran CCleaner and updated all drivers as well as checking startup items...

Been playing some old school games over the past few days, worked no problem, went back to DoTA 2 and it crashed just after the match finished :(

I've definitely done it correctly this time, I'll let you know how it goes

Sorry for the late reply, I've been busy lately but here it is! 51445

Still getting the BSODs, got a new one today, SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

Done all that, had 2 crashes in an hour. They both managed to recover themselves, every now and again they used to do that but 2 in a row is a lot so I'll let you know if it's recovering every time...

This is the exact listing I bought it from
Windows 10 Pro 32/64bit (Key Only - Digital Delivery) | eBay

I got it on eBay, is that causing the problem?

50237
Here it is

I cant upload any images because it won't let me for some reason, anyway, there are only 2 settings in the GFX Configuration page and they are set to:
PCIe Slot Configuration : Auto
3DMark01 Boost...

I'm getting:
3.324V
5.130V
11.808V

Still having problems :(

Good to hear it! :)

Okay, my suggestion would be that you copy everything that you want to keep from your Windows HDD to another storage device (your Linux drive would be fine just make sure you don't format that one...

I've cleaned the case and all fans and components of the dust, reseated the RAM, CPU and GPU, the PSU is also connected properly and firmly, I'll let you know if I have any more issues.

It sounds a lot like the issue is that the update didn't install correctly and has possibly corrupted Windows, are you able to access you files on your Windows HDD from Linux?

I managed to run it for the full 30 mins without any problems, no artifacts that I noticed at all.4936449364

Attempt booting into linux, does it work?

The suggestion of running an auto repair as stated by AcuraTML is a good idea, if that fails however:
1) Are you booting from a HDD or an SSD?
2) Have you tried going into the BIOS and navigating...

Hmm... honestly, this sounds like a video driver bug, could you try going into device manager, finding your monitor/graphics and updating from there?

I've had another BSOD crash but this time its given the error "VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE (nvlddmkm.sys)". I've attached another dump in case you need it/ there is anything new?

Given that your monitor is this one, try installing this driver and see if that helps?

It's installed the update but I'm still getting the crashes :(