BSoD can be due to too many reasons. We don't have enough information to make an assessment. Sorry.

What did you do 1 or 2 days before the blue screen started?

- Added new hardware or program?
- Updated driver or program?
- Done a lot of file sharing or downloads?
etc...

Did you partake in watching hardcore porn?

hate to say blue screen is never good, do a virus scan would be my first choice of seeing what the issue is

Any overclocks or anything?

1.) Is there any messages like "Memory Dump" or other type on the BSOD? If Yes what are they?
2.) is there and error codes (0x00XXXXXX)? If yes what are they?
3.) Picture of BSOD (Preferably higher resolution) if possible.
4.) Have you recently: Instealled new hardward, updated drivers, installed a windows update or installed new software.
5.) Have you recently: Had a hardware failure, Overclock settings failure, power surge or power outage while in a high resource usage period? (50%+ CPU with 40%+ RAM Usage)
6.) Have you recently run a registry scan. If so when?
7.) Have you recently run a Virus Scan. If so when?

Try to provide this atleast #3, #1 and 2 if possible, and if possible 4-7 in-case that might be causing a problem.

We need more info to solve this for you. There is thousands if not millions of different BSOD combinations.

blue screen might come from virus or software programs wich isnt compatible with ur hardware/other software or hardware not being compatible with other hardware or lets say ur pc's ram bricks? are ruined etc alot of stuff really

only times ive had bluescreen was once when i overclocked my processor but is steady now tho and once when i tried a demo of a game called age of empires 3 lol