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Does the game crash at the same point every time? What version of the game are you playing? Are you using Antivirus software? You should really provide more details if you want help.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/251570/discussions/1/3110269850346164467/
Outdated drivers, maybe? Have you tried disabling your antivirus software to see if the problem persists?
Check your fans (case fans, cooler fan, GPU fan, etc). Make sure all of them are running and facing the right direction that create a constant airflow.
If all of them seem to be okay then I would check the thermal paste on the CPU. It may have been applied wrong, or dried out (which is very rare).
You can share your log file via pastebin.com - paste it in the big empty box at the top, then give it a name at the very bottom where it says "Paste Name / Title:", then share the URL here.
Also, are using liquid cooling? And is a closed or open system? Check the fluid and make sure it isn't leaking somewhere (it may even be slightly leaking in very small amounts).
If you are going thru that many fans as often as it seems then I would suggest cleaning them out on a regular basis. I personally use this instead of spray cans (since I have 3 cats and 2 dogs).
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0787KXTFW
Yes, it's 50 bucks but it has more pressure and it lasts longer and pays for itself in the long run. According to amazon, I bought this on Mar 3, 2019 and it's still going strong.
Another thing I would suggest is the location of the computer. I don't know where you live and what the climate is like, or where you store your computer. But I would suggest keeping the computer away from anything that generates heat. This means a heat vent, furnace, etc. And also make sure you give the computer fans a chance to breath. Don't put it next to a wall or something that is going block the airflow.
Just a few suggestions is all.
Thanks for all your help James. Again, so helpful. Wish more people throughout the Steam forums had your wisdom. ♥