BSOD every startup 0x7e / 0x24 ntfs.sys after CPU overheated... (special case)

Hi guys,
I would really appreciate any help.

So while loading windows 7 I end up with a BSOD with an 0x7e error with 100% physical dump memory.

After spending 5 hours looking through forums, I noticed I have a special BSOD case.

After moving my PC from room to room, the CPU fan connector got disconnected (Antec H2o water cooler) and when I started up my pc after 5 minutes I got Blue screen then a overheated cpu message.

After checking my temperatures, my CPU/ Motherboard heatsinks and CPU radiator were extremely hot!
I noticed the fan connection, then rebooted.. I still got the CPU overheated message, so I waiting 20 minutes for it to cool down.

Now every boot up, at windows 7 loading screen I get the BSOD 0x7e message.
and I cannot do anything.

ps. I am not to worried about Cpu damage, becuase I know my sabertooth 58x and intel i7 has a temp fail safe.

Im thinking this has affected my drivers somehow?

Things I have done
- I cant get into windows even in safe mode.
- I have disconnected all usb connections
- I have run windows repair
- I have reset bios defaults
- I notice CPU is still registered with temp/fan monitors
- motherboard seems to run fine. (can maintain long periods at windows repair screen)
- GPU display port changed slots
- Crashes before boot log in

I think this has effected my C drive some how?\

In addition,

I get this BSOD as well sometimes which is weird.
0x24
"Ntfs.sys - Address FFFFF880012AE1A8 base at FFFFF88001223000, DateStamp 5167f5fc"


Kind regards
Cameron
 

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This bsod indicates hard drive issues, but because of the extreme overheating any part including the motherboard could be damaged
 
So I have tested both hard drives on other computers and they both work fine.

If this is heat damage, how can I be 100% sure before spending heaps of money on a new MB/CPU?
 
"After checking my temperatures, my CPU/ Motherboard heatsinks and CPU radiator were extremely hot!"... This says it all
 
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