BSOD When using Chrome or playing CS:GO

Hello all, I've just registered and read the BSOD Posting guide and would like to post my .dmp file here.

I thought at first it was because my computer was overheating but idling temperatures is 38-42 C which I read is normal for a computer to run at. My CPU is not overclocked but does have an after market cooler and I've had it for almost a year or so and everything's installed correctly.

Now after confirming that it isn't a heat issue I thought it was because of chrome, lately when I'm on YouTube or viewing a page that requires flash it will crash every time I refresh it, however this does not happen every time, but shortly after it does occur I also get a blue screen.

This also happened when I was playing CS:GO and Ragnarok Online so I'm not sure if it's game related and more shockwave flash related. My chrome does have some add ons but not too many, and I do have a lot of tabs open at once but I have 16 gb of ram so I figured it shouldn't be a problem, because only 2-3 of the 16 are pages that use flash.

Anyway I'm not exactly sure what the problem is so I will include my .dmp file for you to look at, I hope you can help me resolve this issue and thank you in advance.

"Install the 314.22 WHQL only"

Would I be able to install 327.23 since those are the latest stable drivers? Wouldn't it be better?

Alright I went ahead and installed the latest NVidia drivers (the WHQL not beta) and I did a clean installation with only the graphics drivers and physx drivers and I'll let you know what happens. So far when I start Windows and it goes to my desktop it automatically crashes dwm and my Windows Aero doesn't show. I am unable to start dwm. Since I have an evga card would you recommend me to download my drivers from their website? The NVidia ones always tend to give me problems. From the message in my 64-bit dxdiag I'm guessing it's telling me to download the drivers from my manufacturer rather than NVidia to get whgl drivers? I thought the NVidia drivers were whql? Anyway it doesn't show the nvlddmkm.sys as a problem for my dxdiag, but I'm unsure if it will still be a problem for me in my bsod as you showed me in post #2. In my dxdiag 64-bit version in the display tab it says:
The file nvd3dumx.dll,nvwgf2umx.dll,nvwgf2umx.dll,nvd3dum,nvwgf2um,nvwgf2um is not digitally signed, which means that it has not been tested by Microsoft's Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL). You may be able to get a WHQL logo'd driver from the hardware manufacturer.

I was re-installing cs:go with the steam installer and it was installing the direct x required to play the game and I just had another blue screen, this is making me frustrated.

One thing to note, before I ran driver sweeper I did delete all the nvidia keys/values/strings from my registry using regedit, and I did save a backup just in case, but I figured driver sweeper was going to wipe those anyway, let me know if that could cause a problem or not.

Alright I uninstalled the 327.23 drivers, restarted in safe mode and removed extra files running driver sweeper as admin, restarted my computer and ran the 314.22 whql driver installer as admin, first time I got an error during installation saying "7-zip: data error." and the box was titled "nvcplsetupeng: error." Uninstalled it and used driver sweeper again in safe mode to sweep the files, restarted once more and ran the installer twice, but this time not as admin. The installer installed the driver successfully, but some nvidia components were not installed. I then restarted my computer and windows aero or dwm does not crash on start up.

I will attach a couple screenshots during the time of my installation, first and second tries respectfully.

If this driver works and I no longer blue screen I will stick with it, but a question comes to mind, how often should I update my video driver? Since the new WHQL drivers aren't even stable for me, should I re-install windows to update them or is it just nvidia's part that needs to be fixed? I will test some games out with these drivers.

Alright I downloaded and ran FurMark 1.9.0.exe rather the later 1.11.0 version because that's the one that was in the tutorial that you gave me (don't think it should be a huge difference.) Anyway I ran the stress test for ~21 minutes, and I was averaging 16 fps with 18 max fps, and 85 C max temp, I stopped the stress test once the line on the chart reached to the right of my monitor cause it kept going. Should I have ran the stress test longer? It didn't seem to finish. Also where can I fetch my test results? Shall I run it again since it might not have finished to get my results? I did not BSOD during the test and the line was stable the entire time.