Random BSOD then restart, believe it to be hardware but unsure

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  1. Britton30
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    Prime95 has the ability to overheat the CPU, even fry it, but not too likely, just a safe guard. Folding@Home is less stressful.
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  3. thezman007
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    Thanks very much to Vir Gnarus and Britton30. I ran folding @ home all night and came in this morning to a stable system whizzing away as it folded! I am a lot more relaxed at work knowing I am not likely to suddenly lose my work for no reason at all. thank you, Thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU!!!!!
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  4. Britton30
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    You're welcome, glad you got it sorted.
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