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BSOD ntoskrnl.exe+ ed0eb, tcpip.sys+6509b
Hey guys, first time posting so here goes.
To give the short version, 2 days ago I installed my new FX-8350 CPU, M5A97 evo R2.0 motherboard, a WD Blue 1tb hard drive and 8GB of hyperx ram (I've listed my full specs on my profile). Nothing is OC'd. I also did a fresh install of Windows 7 right afterwards. For the most part everything has been running smoothly, but today I ran into problems: first, I experienced multiple crashes while playing GTAV, 3 in total. My screen(s) went black for one or two seconds, then came back telling me GTAV.exe had crashed. As far as I can see the most likely thing making this happen is a GPU driver crash, although I didn't get a message telling me so. All the while I was monitoring my temps on a second monitor and they were fine (CPU socket at around 55, core around 30c away from the throttle limit measured with AMD Overdrive, GPU at 55c).
After the third crash I was about to try two possible simple fixes - changing to windowed and disabling my Avast - when I got the BSOD. The reason I mention the whole GTA thing is because I'm not sure if they're linked in any way. When my I got the BSOD I had already disabled my Avast, but I hadn't launched the game again yet. As far as I can remember the only programs running were Skype, Steam, HWmonitor and AMD Overdrive. I restarted my PC, downloaded BlueScreenView which found the two problematic processes mentioned in the title.
Unfortunately, I am completely clueless when it comes to minidumps, reading them and finding the causes of a BSOD, which is why I'm posting here and would be very grateful for any help. I'm not sure if one or two of this forums veterans will raise an eyebrow at me making a thread after a single BSOD but since I just installed new hardware I'm a little paranoid and I'd like to fix any issues sooner rather than later, not to mention find out if one of my new components is faulty.
I've included the .zip file requested in the sticky in this post. Thank you in advance for any help.