Frequent Blue Screen - different stopcodes - W530

Hi,
I got a brand new Lenovo W530 a month ago. Since then I have been getting frequent (1 for every 8 hours of use) BSOD events.
Lenovo W530
I7-3820QM, 2,7 GHZ
16 GB RAM
Intel 240GB SSD
Nvidia K2000m 2 GB graphics
1080x1920 Screen
9 cell battery
Win 7 64 bit SP1
I have tried everything to correct it. Checked HD and RAM, updated all drivers and yesterday I installed Windows again. It is the computer I have at work, so the IT-departement have been helping me install windows again.
I have been getting different stopcodes. I just installed windows again, so I cant acces all the previous BSOD logs. But as far as I recall I have been getting these stopcodes: 3b, 0a, 5e, 50, 7e, 7f.
Half an hour ago it crashed again with the 50 stopcode and this is why I am writing you. I dont think the clean windows install fixed the issue. When I encounter the 50 stopcode windows automatically disables the Nvidia graphics and I have to enable it again, so I guess it has something to do with the graphics.
Do you have any tips for these issues? I could return the computer to the IT-departement, but I am afraid they will give me a **bleep** computer instead. The W530 is not the standard computer supplied to the researchers at my university, but I need it for my work, because I travel a lot and need to run ArcGIS and modeling tools when not at the office. Perhaps I could get a new W530, but most likely I will get a **bleep** HP laptop and a workstation to run the heavy programs, but I really like the portability of the W530.
Installed programs:
Link to image 1
Link to image 2
I know the Nvidia driver is not the latest version, but I have encountered problems with both the 310.70 (newest) and the one above.
Most recent BSOD:
Link to image 3
Please let me know if you need more info for helping me.
Thank you
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Solved!
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I just want to give everybody an update on my BSOD issues. Now they are solved.
Lenovo tried to:
Update all drivers
Reinstall windows
Change HD
New motherboard
New graphics chip
And at last and that was what solved the issue.
16 GB of new RAM
It is strange however that RAM-check programs could never find any problems with the RAM. Not even Lenovos own or any other. That is why they tried the RAM as a last option. It is rediculous how 200 dollars worth of RAM could have fixed the issue right form the start. I had the PC for 12 weeks before it functioned properly.
But now everything is fixed and working great. Especially after the new bios update. My Lenovo is now completely silent.

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