BSOD at random time BCCode 101

[Bougatsas]

I have a computer used as a server at an internet cafe that crashes at random times giving bccode 101, i have attached the log file using the dm log collector. From my search it seems to be related with the CPU overheating but looking at the cpu temperatures they look fine
thank you for any help

 

[axe0]

Unless you can explain why there is html and css code in the hosts file, please cleanup your hosts file.

Please search 'msinfo32' and press enter
If any file opens, please save the file as msinfo32.nfo.
Please try to open the msinfo32.nfo, if you can open it please right click > properties > copy > zip and upload the zip.
The msinfo32.nfo file is corrupted and I want to be sure the cause is not from your side.

Please check ASRock for BIOS updates.

Please run the dm log collector again, there are a few important files missing that is possibly caused by the amount of dumps.
Please go to

%systemroot%\Minidump\

and delete the dumps from 2015.

 

[Bougatsas]

Thank you axe0 for your reply. I have attached the new log and when this bsod happened again i saw the error "a clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval". From google i read that this points to a faulty chip. Do you think it could be something software related?

 

[axe0]

Is your system custom built or from a manufacturer?
If from a manufacturer, what model is it?

Did you try following? The msinfo32 file is again corrupted.

Please search 'msinfo32' and press enter
If any file opens, please save the file as msinfo32.nfo.
Please try to open the msinfo32.nfo, if you can open it please right click > properties > copy > zip and upload the zip.
The msinfo32.nfo file is corrupted and I want to be sure the cause is not from your side.

Please make sure your system specs are correct, when I look for example at your motherboard in the files I see MSI while your system specs state it is ASRock?
Please fill in your system specs

Please follow this tutorial and download the tool. The tool will give you detailed information about your system specs, please fill in your system specs more completely.
How to fill in your system specs:

 

[Bougatsas]

I am sorry for the late reply but i had too much work...
The system was custom build and the correct system specs were those on the files, on my profile i have my PC not the server i use at my workplace. The last days the BSOD's were unbearable happening 3 or 4 times every hour so I had to switch hardware, I changed my motherboard and CPU and the problem stopped so i guess it was the CPU after all. Too bad that we couldn't identify the problem itself for future reference. Thank you a lot for your guidance and the time you spent for my problem @axe0 it is much appreciated.