Random BSOD x124/Crashes

Hey fellas,
For the last few month I've been experiencing BSOD/Random crashes without any specific indications.
I've had enough and I think it's time that something will be done.
I'll try to be as informative as possible.

The blue screen I received is 0x0000000124, other crashes are just random restarts.
No specific terms for the crashing, could be while opening Chrome after the computer boots, playing video games, watching youtube or twitch, nothing out of the ordinary.
Temperatures are very solid, too.
CPU could run for hours with Prime95 around 65C
GPU with or without OC is on 60C.
Memtest through the night without errors.


My desktop motherboard is MA770UD3-Rev1.
Had a Phenom X3 720BE, bought a used Phenom X6 1090T (supported by the motherboard). No problems.
MA770UD3 Ethernet was working too well (had to replug the cable everytime after boot until it works). Bought a generic network card for PCI slot of ALI EXPRESS, card worked fined, no problems I can recall.
PSU is 520W Seasonic Bronze, should be more than enough.
There was one time the computer booted and I heard 1 long beep and 2 short one (Indicates video card problem, never happened again).

BlueScreenView says it's hal.dll and nstokrnl.exe causing the crashed.

Right now I'm writing this from the problematic computer, as you can see sometimes the computer crashed right away, other times in could work for hours/days.

One more detail, after the problem started I thought maybe 65C for the Phenom is too high so I switched the thermal paste for a newer one, gave me a few days of no crashing but now it's back.


Crash dump included.
Thanks.

Hey there,
Well I used to run an illegal copy but I switched the key to a legit one as I received one for free as a student.
Is hal.dll or nstorknl.exe by anyway related to the serial number?

So do you think the problem is caused by a modified system or that since the system is modified it's impossible to deter the cause?

First of all, thanks for the quick response.

I might try to reinstall windows as I do feel it's the last resort. Their were times that I had many crashed in a row even before I reached the boot screen of Windows.
Windows 10 crashed too (had it on dual boot).
I just want to make sure that there is no way to figure out the source of the problem without formating.

Hey axe0,
This time I have a dump of a freshly installed Windows 10, no modification of any kind.