If anyone has a problem with this BSOD'ing this is the solution I cam up with (and it works)
First of all when it BSOD's does something like this appear?
A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer.
A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval.
...bla bla bla....
Technical information :
*** STOP : 0x00000101 (0x0000000000000019, 0x0000000000000000, 0xFFFFF880009B3180, 0x0000000000000004)
If so good!
If not no idea sorry (this is for multicore processors 4+ cores.)
So, now we need to find out how many cores your CPU has, or at least how many your BIOS is allocating to your PC.
Because the reason you got that Memory Dump AKA BSOD is because a core in your CPU failed to understand the DBRM.
Now I shall stop there and tell you some of the conditions that my solution works with.
VV All of these should be true VV
Do you have a AMD CPU or a Intel CPU WITHOUT Hyperthreading?
Does it have more then 4 PHYSICAL cores NOT logical? (Reason I say is Intel cores with Hyperthreading should be OK and just disable the Hyperthreading, no need to remove the cores.)
Now, if you have a Intel or AMD CPU with more then 4 PHYSICAL, NOT LOGICAL cores you wan't to disable them.
How? This involves the BIOS (Basic Input & Output System) and changing stuff up, if you don't know what you are doing there either GIVE UP NOW or follow what I say to the dot)
Launch the BIOS
#1 Enable Virtualization, why? Because DBRM uses a Virtual Machine and enabling this makes DBRM possible.
#2 Explore all the different tabs until you find something that says something like 'Core Control'
#3 Change the 'Core Control' to Manual
#4 Change it to 4 Physical Cores (and disable Hyperthreading if you have it)
#5 REMEMBER EVERYTHING YOU DID, Because for maximum performance and compatibility when your done change it back!
#6 Save to CMOS and reboot
That should fix it.