4 BSODs while using chess program. "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL"

Over the last 3 weeks, I've had 4 BSODs while using chess program. System is 3.5 years old and have not had regular BSODs until recently. System is O/C to 4.4 MHz but this has never been an issue due to excellent water cooling.
7/13/16 BSDOD The bug check string referenced above has bug check code 0x0000000a and caused by driver ntoskrnl.exe.
7/3/16 BSOD: had bug check string "System_PTE_Misuse" caused by driver ntoskrnl.exe.
6/26/16 BSOD had bug check string "Attempted_write_to_readonly_memory" caused by driver "Netio.sys".
6/4/16 BSOD had bug check string "Page_fault_in_nonpaged_area" caused by "fltmgr.sys".
Thanks in advance to the experts.

I wouldn't be too quick in ruling out overclocking. It has been known to cause a variety of problems, even when temperatures are well within safe limits.

Thanks for the reply.
I just had another BSOD while in the chess program.
Stop: 0x0000007E with 3 drivers possibly causing problem "fltmgr.sys" ; ntoskrnl.exe ;
and USBSTOR.sys
Bug check string: "System_thread_exception_not_handled"

Based on the zip file I uploaded, did you see any commonalities between the 4 BSODs?

I am not a BSOD expert but they seem to be all unrelated. And that is the point. It would seem to be a hardware issue and as the system is overclocked that is an obvious suspect. I have no other suggestions.

May i know what chess program is install in your system.

Hi Eric:
I use a variety of chess programs. But the relevant BSOD aspect is that a chess program, like Prime, will push all 6 cores to near maximum usage. Have you looked at my zip file?
If the causes of the 5 BSODs are unrelated, which is more likely: a bad SSD (where Windows is), or corrupted Windows files?

Axe0:
Here is this morning's DM Log Collector, including both 7/13/16 BSODs.
I appreciate having a Gold Medalist reviewing my case.
cma