BSOD on HP DV6

[soft]

My laptop got an actually blue BSOD today, so I figured it was time to see if anyone could figure out what's going on.

It tends to shut down of its own volition, I think generally when it gets too hot/too much is going on, but then...sometimes it doesn't seem like what I'm doing is at all intensive. The latest happened with just Firefox and Word open.
I've had a seemingly similar issue a few times before (it began maybe two months ago, I've only had the laptop since February '13.

I thought it might be a heating issue, but this last time, it was barely running warm. However, about two errors ago (three weeks-ish), I got a message on the boot screen saying that a fan had malfunctioned. I used compressed air, and indeed the computer started to run less warmly, but the errors haven't stopped, so...

Oh, and sometimes it beeps. *not* upon boot, just in the middle of use. I might be online or playing a game (Dragon Age:Origins level graphics, usually), and then it'l beep do a high pitched beep followed by a lower pitched one, both pretty quiet. The beeping has been happening for around...4 or 5 months? It's not constant, but at its peak happened 3-5x/day, and sometimes didn't happen for about two weeks.

I can't make sense of the BDD/BCP codes. The latest two are:

 BCCode: 1000007e
   BCP1:	FFFFFFFF80000003
   BCP2:	FFFFF80002E7B990
   BCP3:	FFFFF88022CA63F8
   BCP4:	FFFFF88022CA5C50
   OS Version:	6_1_7601
   Service Pack:	1_0
   Product:	768_1

and

 BCCode:                                                  	1000007e
  [LEFT]  BCP1:                                                    FFFFFFFF80000003
  
  BCP2:                                                    FFFFF80002E8C9D0
  
  BCP3:                                                    FFFFF880074583F8
  
  BCP4:                                                    FFFFF88007457C50
  
  OS Version:                                          6_1_7601
  
  Service Pack:                                       1_0
  
  Product:                                               768_1[/LEFT]

 

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