For what it’s worth, I’ve had Linux spew similar CLI errors when booting up complaining about a critical CPU problem, when the problem actually was that it was reading data off of a dying hard-drive. (Removing said drive, as well as replacing it with a new, healthier drive, made the issue go away.)
Not saying your problem is actually a dying storage device, but that it’s possible the issue might not actually be your CPU itself.
For what it’s worth, I’ve had Linux spew similar CLI errors when booting up complaining about a critical CPU problem, when the problem actually was that it was reading data off of a dying hard-drive. (Removing said drive, as well as replacing it with a new, healthier drive, made the issue go away.)
Not saying your problem is actually a dying storage device, but that it’s possible the issue might not actually be your CPU itself.
come to think of it, yeah. not sure what though. my parts are all relivively new but the instability carried over
You could test that theory by attempting to boot from a live USB if you happen to have one.