Bluescreen when using Air Video Server

Yep, here are two new minidumps. I'll restart and check the memory voltages, I'll edit it in a few seconds.

Edit: Dram voltage control is set to 1.500v. (1.50 is the normal voltage according to the sticker on the ram.)
 

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Do you have AVG antivirus installed? if so, remove it and download and install Microsoft Security Essentials. Leave the memory voltage default
 
I don't have that installed, I use MSE. I always left the memory voltage default. I did a clean reinstall of the OS on a new harddrive already and the problem persists, so I'm reasonably sure it's not a software issue.
 
Oh, great. That's something new then. Up until now it was always HAL.dll I believe.

I see now why you ask, I googled and it SRVNET.SYS came up with AVG. But yeah, I never used that.
 
But those persisted after reinstalling the whole OS (onto an ssd this time), and I only installed the necessary. Anti virus, video card drivers, sound drivers.

So what else could this be? Is the processor likely? I just saw some cpus have 3 year warranty with AMD. Should I try that, or is it unlikely to be the CPU?

If it's not the CPU and I send it to AMD then I won't have the PC for at least another month, and then it would still not be fixed. But right now I don't know what else I could do.
 
We have been at this for some time now. I just don't see bad CPU's... The temps are good, you don't have a Asus motherboard:)... Bios settings, power supply, programs okay

RMA the CPU I guess, good luck ;)
 
Aw... :( What else could it be then? I don't want to just RMA the CPU when it is unlikely to be the culprit. That will take the PC out for another month at least, and I need it to work. This last month was very inconvenient already, to say the least.
 
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