Windows 7: Numerous BSoDs hitting randomly

These crashes have been occurring all day, during gaming, internet use, just sitting at the desktop with no applications running. I have no idea what's causing it.

I get this screen right before my BSoD hits if it means anything.
http://i47.tinypic.com/1yl8g7.jpg

I've attached the diagnostic report, please help if you have any idea or suggestions. I'm baffled on how to get this fixed up. If you need any information (I'm sure you will) just ask and I'll get it posted up asap. Thanks

I've gotten about 5 more BSoD from the time I posted this thread. Sometimes taking up to and over a half hour before I can get on again.
I'm in desperate need of help if anybody has any ideas. Should I just wipe my computer? Ide hate to as I don't have many backups
of my data saved. If its the best / only option I will though.

Welcome to SF.

Quick question: Does your motherboard have onboard VGA?

*If yes, please disconnect from your video card temporarily.*

No there isn't a onboard on my motherboard

His board has no onboard video.

I think you have either a bad/failing GPU, it is over heating due to dust build up, the motherboard is bad, or your PSU has gone bad.
Another thing or two that could make that display, loose connectors, bad cables, or monitor. I would put less chance of a bad monitor since you have the BSOD with the garbled display.

You can test the GPU. Video Card - Stress Test with Furmark

I've ran the FurMark for 25 minutes straight so far with no problems. My average temperature of the GPU is 53
so I don't think overheating is a problem.

how about the FPS and the donut and background? Smooth and no artifacts?

FPS: min:12, max:21, avg:17

It was smooth for the most part, there were some very mild stutterings at points

EDIT: I just reseated my PSU and GPU, I'm hoping that will do the trick, will update you guys later.

You might reseat your RAM while you in there too.

Alright, reseating my devices helped a lot. I went a full session without a crash. However I'm still getting BSoDs I ran another get all scan and have attached it. I think it might be my PSU getting old, is there a program I can download to determine how my PSU is working currently?