Solved BSOD while running chrome...sometimes

[Webreever]

I've been having this issue for awhile now, and am at my wits end. It happens when I'm running just chrome.
Even just one tab and if I close it or leave it open it will crash. I've included the .dmp file with the set of instructions I've found on this forum. A clock interrupt, or something like that. I hope it's just a faulty chip, I can deal with that. But I need more answers before I start replacing more parts than I already have.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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[Webreever]

Yesterday, it froze, but no BSOD. I'm seeing a connection between chrome and pretty much any music playing. Or YouTube. I've previously run Memtest86+ (5.01 version) and Prime95 on this computer, and both passed with flying colors, unsure what to do.

 

[Webreever]

It has bsod'd twice now today. I don't think it's temperature, the hardware monitor I have says it's sitting at about 34 c, but the voltage for the CPU sits between .9v and 1.1v, but the i5-2500k specs say it needs 1.2. I have no way to overclock or edit the voltage through my bios, as I have some business (ga-b75m) model that replaced my other Maximus IV gene-z/gen 3. I'm not sure if there was anything wrong with my mobo, I think the place I took it to repair were just...not good at their jobs.

BCCode still says 101. Please, for the love of all good in the world, help. I don't want to start replacing parts, only to find out it was something else completely. Ram is fine, hard drives fine, video card, though old, is fine.

 

[Webreever]

I updated the @BIOS today, and, so far, everything has been working. I'll update again in a few days if all is well.

 

[Webreever]

It seems to be working, thanks to no one on this forum. Marked as solved, unregister from site.

Thanks for the waste of time, I'm going back to Tom's Hardware.