Question by : Windows 7,Xp BSOD Kernel – Power?
Alright, so I upgraded my CPU a few weeks ago and as soon as it was installed I began getting these BSOD screens, and its making it almost agonizing to even use my computer. I have done a clean install of both XP and 7 multiple times, and it does it on both OS. I am currently on Windows 7. Here are a few of the reports

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I’ve tried many things, such as updating and removing drivers and yet nothing works. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Johnny:
Yea I checked to make sure it is compatible with my motherboard, and it is able to start up also. I can stay on it for varying amounts of time, and I am on it as we speak
@Seeyoulater_Zee
I am not overclocking, and I have set my BIOS to default. I will test my Ram and Harddrive as you suggested, and see what happens
@Havok
I have rolled back to different drivers for my graphics card, and I checked the BIOS for any overclocking, and nothing was there. The crashes are still occurring, but I was able to keep a session going for 6 hours today before a crash. Still the same error
@Seeyoulater_Zee
I ran both Utilities for 4 hours each and both came up with no errors.

Best answer:

Answer by Johnny perrakis
before buying the new CPU did u check if it is compatible with the rest of the system? If its not compatible then you will have the same problems with all OSes, try using the old or another CPU…

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