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I've seen that trick work on three different machines and they were all different. It seems that Windows 7 puts a bit more load into the chip set compaired to Vista and that combined with 4GB Ram seems to cause the BSOD's. I will say that raising my SPP voltage just one notch made my sytem completely stable again almost like magic.
As for the overclocks,.. I'm 14 hours+ Prime blend stable at 4.05GHz with my Q9650 and past 4 hours Prime Blend stable at 4.32GHz with my Ram at 1200MHz. Seems to help out my Vantage score a bit but for 24/7 the 4.05GHz setting is the one I use.
These Q9650's are great overclocking CPU's but it did take quite awhile using Prime blend to get all the settings right. They are very picky about having the settings be exact and the GTLVref settings were very important to get past the Blend test.
Good luck with this problem, I hope you get it solved soon.