Windows 10: CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT After clean install (Whea uncorrectable error)

I've recently backed up my data and formatted my SSD to do a fresh install of Windows 10 before the May update. The installation went fine and after it I did the regular stuff that you would expect: downloaded updates for the OS, updated drivers and installed some light software. I've noticed that whenever I leave my PC on for too long (let's say 6 hours) or play a game for an hour (like Rainbow 6 Siege) the PC freezes up and I have to force shut it down. At one time I managed to get a BSOD saying "CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT". The percentage was stuck at 0% and I still had to force shut it. One important thing to note: I've been getting crashes ever since I switched from Windows 7 but they weren't as common as now. I've looked up many forums about this error and there seems to be a number of reasons behind it. Faulty RAM, broken SSD, bad cooling on the CPU (keep in mind nothing is overclocked). How do I go around dealing with this problem? Thank you in advance!

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whea uncorrectable error

I get whea uncorrectable error immediately when i turn my pc on and it restart the pc to get the whea uncorrectable error again and again.

 

BSOD 0x00000124, HAL.dll, clock_watchdog_timeout, whea uncorrectable


Hi! So I have got 2 BSOD while playing. First one said whea uncorrectable error and other one said clock_watchdog_timeout. During that last BSOD it did not create a dumpfile because it stayed at 50% and I had to restart. I have attached logs to this post.

 

WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR

Hi, Andrea.

The reason why your PC shuts down suddenly is because the computer protect itself from data loss. We suggest checking this
link for the troubleshooting steps on how to resolve the error message
WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR that you're experiencing on your PC.

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